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EXIF Timestamp Fixer
Fix incorrect photo timestamps in EXIF data. Batch adjust dates for camera clock errors, timezone corrections, and file organization. Essential tool for photographers managing large photo libraries.
Simple workflow
How to Use EXIF Timestamp Fixer
- 1 Upload Photos
Upload one or more photos with incorrect timestamps. Supports JPEG, TIFF, DNG, and RAW formats.
- 2 Review Current Dates
See the current EXIF timestamps for all uploaded photos displayed in a sortable table.
- 3 Choose Correction Method
Select whether to shift dates by an offset (e.g., +2 hours) or set a specific new date and time.
- 4 Preview Changes
Review the before/after timestamps for all photos before applying changes.
- 5 Apply & Download
Apply the corrections and download the fixed photos. Original EXIF data other than timestamps is preserved.
Editing stage
Try EXIF Timestamp Fixer
Drop JPEG photos here or click to browse
Only JPEG files supported. All processing happens in your browser — files never leave your device.
Questions people ask before they convert
Frequently Asked Questions
Common reasons include camera clock being set incorrectly, traveling across timezones without updating camera settings, daylight saving time changes, or merging photos from multiple cameras that weren't synced.
We modify DateTimeOriginal, DateTimeDigitized, and DateTime fields. You can choose to update all three or select specific fields.
Yes! You can offset all photos by hours, minutes, days, or even years. Perfect for correcting camera clock drift across an entire batch.
By default, we create new files with corrected timestamps. You can optionally choose to modify files in place, but we always recommend keeping backups.
The current browser editor supports JPEG files, which are the most common format for writable EXIF timestamp data.
Yes, you can either shift existing dates by an offset or set entirely new dates. For batch operations, you can set a start date and increment for sequential photos.
Absolutely. We only modify the timestamp fields you specify. All other EXIF data including GPS, camera settings, and lens information remains untouched.
You can load multiple JPEG files in one session. Very large batches may be slower because all processing runs in your browser.
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