Metadata is easy to lose

Editing a photo in Photoshop, Lightroom, Affinity, or even just messaging it to a friend can strip the essential 360 media metadata. Without that, panoramas are treated as boring 'flat' images in Facebook, Flickr, Google and elsewhere.

The maths is tedious

Manually calculating and inserting pixel dimensions, field of view angles, camera models and projection types is a headache. Exif Fixer automates the process for you.

The fix is instant

Just drop your image into Exif Fixer and click a button. It detect the dimensions, works out the precise code, and injects the correct XMP tags automatically.

Online or offline

Use the Exif Fixer web app to fix images on the fly from any device including your smartphone. Use the Exif Fixer desktop app to gain extra control, edit the inserted data, and even batch-process your files.

I wrote this to save us both time

I created Exif Fixer because I was tired of my own panoramas uploading as flat images with no interactivity. I found the manual way of calculating and inserting metadata to be enormously tedious, and I figured if I hated doing it, everyone else would too.

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I’m Keith Martin, a freelance creator. I keep this tool free and updated so we can all share our work without headaches. If Exif Fixer saved your shoot, reduced your stress or made you happy, a coffee donation is a great way to say thanks! (Honestly, it really is appreciated.)