Restore a Photo's Date After Editing
Copy the date and camera info from your original onto an edited export.
Many editors — Photoshop, online tools, some filters — export a clean image with no EXIF, so the edited photo loses its 'date taken' and sorts to the wrong place.
This tool copies the metadata from your original photo onto the edited version, restoring the date, camera details and more. Add the original first as the source, then the edited files. It runs entirely in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
Why did editing remove the date?
Some editors don't preserve EXIF when exporting, producing a metadata-free file. Copying from the untouched original puts the date back.
Which file is the source?
The first photo you add is the source the date is copied from — add your original first, then the edited photos that should receive it.
