Metadata

Metadata is an image metadata viewer for creative professionals on the go.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Photo & Video	Free	Thomas Coomer	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Simply choose an image from your photo library and view the image metadata in a beautiful card based layout. Wether you shoot on your phone, DSLR or create images in your favourite photo editing application, Metadata will show you your image measurements, DPI, file size, Location data and device information.

You can use Drag and Drop on your iPad to import images from the Photos App, Files, Safari or any other app that supports image drag and drop.

Reviews

Nope
Capt’n Merica

Tested on several recent pictures - I can see image data of the width and height of the picture, and size of file - but that’s it. No location data or anything else promised. Don’t bother.

A Joke!
FestusLunn

Read other 1 star reviews, enough said. Sure glad I downloaded it when it was free, because it’s not even worth that much.

Horrible
digspat

Every photo has either completely wrong location data or has no location. Totally useless.

Don’t waste your time
Nimbaronie

Like the others, installed because it was free tried it and deleted it

Useless
Stevienc

No location and No device info. Saw a review from a year ago that said the same thing. Apparently the developer has no follow through!! Apple, are you listening??

Meta data NOT accurate
rdghpr

Meta data NOT accurate. Showed a recent picture of spouse as being taken in China. WE HAVE NEVER BEEN TO CHINA! Your software is a piece of crap.

Useless
riffraf

There are so many better metadata apps available. This offers close to nothing. And NO location info. Waste of space. Deleted.

Don’t think the programmer understands meaning of Metadata
nwinlax

I always want to have an app to see the metadata of my photos from my iPhone. After downloaded this app, I was not able to believe this is an app. The app only shows my photo size, file size and dpi. Some of my pictures were not even able to decode the dpi. GPS, no information was provided. I am wondering if the programmer understand what metadata is. Where is the data of the aperture, focus, iso, shutter speed, write balance, photo file number, photo actual size, and etc. I downloaded this app for free. It is good to test it for free. It is removed now. Not even worth to keep it in my tool belt.

Read this!!!
HoppyBird

Ok so there seems to be a lot of people who are saying that you can not see the location. But that is not true!!! In order to see the location of the photo, simply swipe. There are four pages: first the page that lets you choose the photo, then the page that shows you the size, hight and other stuff, then the page that tells you the location, last (but never least) the page that tells you the info about the phone that took the photo. Also if it says NO DATA FOUND it probably is a screenshot. And even Apple can’t do that so why would this app be able to? I hope someone reads this so they can enjoy the app!