Change Photo Date

Drop a JPEG photo onto this page, pick the correct date and time, and click Apply and download. The EXIF date fields are rewritten in your browser and you download the corrected file. The image itself is not recompressed, and nothing is uploaded.

All three EXIF date fields are set to your chosen value: DateTimeOriginal (when the photo was taken), DateTimeDigitized (when it was scanned or captured), and DateTime (last modified). This is what photo apps read when they sort your library.

No. Only the metadata block is rewritten — the image pixels are copied through untouched, with no recompression and no quality loss. All other metadata, including camera details and GPS, is preserved.

Common reasons: the camera's clock was set wrong or to the wrong timezone after travel, scanned photos carry the scan date instead of the original date, and photos received through apps sometimes lose their date. Fixing the EXIF date puts them back in the right place in your timeline.

No. The date is rewritten entirely in your browser, on your own device. The photo is never sent to a server, stored, or shared.

This web tool rewrites dates in JPEG files. For HEIC photos and for changing dates on many photos at once, the EXIF Viewer by Fluntro app edits dates directly in your iPhone or iPad photo library, including bulk shifting a whole batch.

This page edits one photo at a time. To shift hundreds of photos by the same offset — for example after a camera clock was an hour off for a whole trip — the EXIF Viewer by Fluntro app does bulk date editing on iPhone and iPad.

Yes — photo apps and libraries read the EXIF DateTimeOriginal field, which this tool sets. Note that your computer's file-created and file-modified dates are separate from EXIF and are set by the download itself.

Correcting your own photos' dates is completely normal — it is what every photo manager's edit-date feature does. What matters is intent: presenting altered metadata as evidence in legal or insurance matters would be misrepresentation. This tool is for organising your own library.

Yes, completely free, no account, no upload. For bulk date editing and full metadata control on iPhone and iPad, the EXIF Viewer by Fluntro app is a one-time purchase.