Restore photo details

Photo editors, upscalers and messengers often remove the EXIF block when they save a picture. The camera model, the date taken, the GPS position and the real resolution are gone, and the original file may no longer exist.

The tool lets you type those details back in for your own photo. It writes a new EXIF block into the file without decoding or re-encoding the picture, so the image itself stays exactly as it is.

1. Drop your photo into the upload area or choose a file.
2. Check the details that were already found in the file and fill in the rest: make, model, date and time, and optionally the location.
3. Add the metadata and download the photo.
4. Check the summary: the saved file is read again to confirm the values.

• Make, model and the date and time taken, exactly as you enter them.
• GPS latitude and longitude, only if you enter them.
• The real pixel size of the image (width and height), taken from the image itself.
• The existing orientation of the photo, so it is not rotated.
• A Software tag that says the metadata was edited with this tool.

• The tool cannot verify what you enter. Enter only information that is true for your photo.
• The existing EXIF block is replaced. Other camera settings stored there, such as exposure or lens data, are not kept.
• Photos that still carry AI provenance markers, such as Content Credentials or generation data, are not edited here.
• Only JPEG, PNG and WebP files up to 50 MB are supported. Text fields accept English letters, digits and symbols.

Your photos are processed locally in your browser. They are not uploaded to our servers, and they are not stored after you close the page.

Does the tool upload my photo?

No. The file is read and changed in your browser and is never sent to a server.

Will the picture quality change?

No. Only the metadata block is added or replaced. The pixels are not decoded or re-encoded.

Does the tool check that the details are correct?

No. It cannot know where or how the photo was taken. It only writes what you enter, and it marks the file as edited with this tool.

Why are some of my old EXIF fields gone?

The tool writes a fresh EXIF block with the fields it supports. Settings such as exposure and lens data from the old block are not copied.

Why was my photo refused?

Photos that still contain AI provenance markers are not edited here. Damaged files and formats other than JPEG, PNG and WebP are also refused.