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Copy EXIF Metadata Online
Copy the EXIF metadata block from one JPEG image to another JPEG.
Copy the main EXIF APP1 metadata segment from a source JPEG to a target JPEG locally. Keep the source until you've opened and checked the downloaded result.
Only copy metadata when it genuinely describes the target image.
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Copy EXIF Metadata: what the result contains
Copy the main EXIF APP1 metadata segment from a source JPEG to a target JPEG locally.
Metadata is separate from what you see on the page
Copying EXIF may move GPS location, capture dates, camera model and photographer fields without changing visible JPEG pixels. Unlike a visible watermark, those details may be hidden from someone casually viewing the photo.
That can also copy camera dates, GPS data and author fields you didn't intend to move. Inspect the result.
When Copy EXIF Metadata isn’t the right endpoint
If private information is visible in the picture, crop or edit the pixels separately. Editing EXIF does not erase faces, signs or addresses shown in the image.
Example and result checks
Imagine two JPEGs: one contains useful camera metadata and the other was exported without those tags. Copying the EXIF segment can move camera make, capture time and location information to the second file. This does not prove that the second image was taken by that camera or at that location.
Inspect both the source and destination after the transfer. EXIF may include GPS coordinates, original timestamps and equipment identifiers that should not accompany a public image. If authenticity or chain of custody matters, preserve the untouched original and treat any modified metadata as editable information, not evidence.
FAQ
What does Copy EXIF Metadata actually do?
Copy the main EXIF APP1 metadata segment from a source JPEG to a target JPEG locally.
What limitation matters most?
Copying EXIF may move GPS location, capture dates, camera model and photographer fields without changing visible JPEG pixels. Unlike a visible watermark, those details may be hidden from someone casually viewing the photo. That can also copy camera dates, GPS data and author fields you didn't intend to move. Inspect the result.
Related tools
After Copy EXIF Metadata, change something else only if the exported image still has a separate size, crop, format or metadata problem. The image-format guide has broader context if you need it.