ExifBatch

Name: ExifBatch
Price: 24 USD

Paid Mac

What ExifBatch is

ExifBatch is a macOS desktop app for correcting photo dates and GPS metadata across folders of JPEG and HEIC files. It reads capture dates, locations, and pixel dimensions locally, then previews proposed changes. Users can assign one date to a batch, shift existing dates, or sequence files from a starting date and interval. GPS tools remove embedded coordinates or apply specified latitude and longitude values. Exports are copies placed in a separate folder, leaving source files out of the export destination. The app checks source hashes, reads metadata from exported images, and records results in a portable JSON manifest. ExifBatch says exported photos retain their original image type and pixel dimensions. Images, filenames, dates, coordinates, and manifests stay on the Mac and are not uploaded to Shipmac. The first release does not use reverse geocoding or mapping providers. It costs 24.00 USD as a one-time purchase for one Mac, requires macOS 14 or later, and includes free launch updates. There is no free plan.

Who it suits

It suits Mac users managing JPEG and HEIC folders who need batch date or GPS edits with local processing and export verification.

What it does well

Batch date and GPS editing
Preview changes before export
Exports copies to a separate folder
Records results in a JSON manifest
Processes photo data locally

What to know first

macOS 14 or later required
Supports JPEG and HEIC only
No free plan
One purchase covers one Mac

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
ExifBatch for macOS	One-time purchase for one Mac; no subscription · macOS 14+ · JPEG and HEIC · One Mac	$24, paid once

As exifbatch.website lists them, read 10 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Verdict

ExifBatch focuses on controlled EXIF edits for Mac photo folders, with previews, hash checks, and local processing. Its format and platform limits are clear, while the one-time purchase avoids a subscription.

Facts from ExifBatch's own pages

Date editing: Users can set one date, shift existing dates, or sequence a folder from a starting date and interval. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Delivery and updates: The FAQ says Polar handles secure checkout and DMG delivery, and the product includes free launch updates. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
GPS editing: Users can remove embedded GPS coordinates from a batch or set specific latitude and longitude values. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Image preservation: The site says ExifBatch preserves pixel dimensions and the original image type in exported photos. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Location privacy: The first release does not use reverse geocoding or send coordinates to a mapping provider. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Privacy: Photo images, filenames, capture dates, GPS coordinates, and export manifests are processed locally and are not uploaded to Shipmac. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Purpose: ExifBatch is a Mac app for repairing photo dates and locations across folders, with a preview of each change. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Safe exports: ExifBatch exports copies to a separate folder and does not use source files as the export destination. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Security and checkout: The app is signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple; checkout is powered by Polar, which the site describes as PCI-compliant. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Supported files: The app imports JPEG and HEIC files and reads capture date, GPS location, and pixel dimensions locally on the Mac. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Verification: The app checks source hashes, reads output metadata back, and records export results in a portable JSON manifest. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026
Website analytics: The website uses Google Analytics for page visits, sessions, and checkout starts, with advertising storage, ad user data, and ad personalization disabled. · exifbatch.website, 10 Oct 2026

Where ExifBatch stands on Freedom251

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