Google Photos Metadata Fixer 2.7

Google Photos Metadata Fixer is a utility designed to repair dates, time zones, and locations in photos and videos exported from Google Photos—especially those coming from Google Takeout. It reads the JSON sidecar files, reconciles them with your media, and writes the correct metadata back into the files so they display properly in other apps and devices.

Key features:

• Restores original capture date/time by applying data from Google Photos JSON to your image and video files
• Corrects time zone offsets and lets you shift timestamps in bulk
• Reapplies location data (when available) to files that lost GPS info on export
• Batch processing for large libraries with progress reporting and detailed logs
• Dry-run mode and optional backups so you can preview changes and safely roll back
• Writes standards-compliant metadata (EXIF/IPTC/XMP/QuickTime) for broad compatibility with galleries, editors, and NAS indexers
• Optionally updates file modified times to match capture time for consistent sorting
• Works locally on your machine; no media is uploaded

Ideal for:

• Anyone who migrated from Google Photos and now sees wrong dates or missing locations in other apps
• Photographers and archivists consolidating libraries across platforms like iCloud, Lightroom, Synology, Plex, and more

Notes:

• Supports common photo and video formats; behavior may vary by codec and container
• Always keep a backup of your library before making bulk changes

Disclaimer: Google Photos Metadata Fixer is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. “Google Photos” is a trademark of Google LLC.

Google Photos Metadata Fixer is developed by Coderlife. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 1.7, 2.1, 2.2, 2.5 and 2.7.

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