If you are an ordinary photographer with a limited budget who is searching for an effective picture manager and even free photo editor, you can check out some free photo management software that I’ve already tested. ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate - View photos inside ZIPs without extracting them.Apowersoft Photo Viewer - Screenshot feature.Movavi Photo Manager - Auto album creation.Zoner Photo Studio - Convenient interface.DigiKam Photo Manager - Open source organizer.MAGIX Photo Manager - Filter for quick sorting.FastStone Image Viewer - Metadata editing.StudioLine Photo Basic 4 - Slideshow feature.Adobe Bridge - Quick and convenient image sorting.With Setapp subscription, you get to try MetaImage along 150+ other apps by paying a fixed monthly fee. If you’re already in love and need the app for the next 100 years, you can purchase it on the Mac App Store for $8.99.

MetaImage has the power to tag and geolocate all of them in no time. It doesn’t really matter how many photos you need to organize. To automate your workflow even more, the app allows to create presets - combinations of changes that can be applied to multiple photos at once. Luckily, MetaImage comes with an oh-that-needed batch editing feature. What’s the average number of photos you bring home from a vacation? A hundred? A thousand? Well, you clearly don’t want to edit them one by one. With MetaImage, you don’t have to do any syncing to change metadata for images from the Photos app. This uncomplicated photo manager comes with lots of improvements on macOS Catalina - like organizing images by collections. You can manually enter a GPS coordinate, paste it from another spot as well as search by location. Plus, MetaImage has a dedicated GPS interface that allows you to manage location tags. No other tool has a support for over 5000 tags - including EXIF and XMP - not to mention compatibility with a huge base of image formats. The app is the most format-friendly metadata editor out there. Navigating through a sleek interface, you can change everything about your image metadata - and apply the same edits to hundreds of similar photos. MetaImage is the only macOS tool that allows to edit, read, and write metadata while working with all types of tag formats. If you use Photos, you can edit metadata for every particular picture by clicking on the Info button.īut what if you have 2000 pics - all with wrong GPS tags? Or, let’s say the tags you need are not supported.

Metadata is what brings order through tags, proper photo names, descriptions, and dates. So that your images don’t drown in the gallery, they need a bit of organization.

Batch photo metadata editor