ViewExif

When I first got the app it read exif data on my images but would not write it on my particular iPad. I emailed the developers and they took my issue seriously straight away. They fixed the problem quickly and effectively and now the app does exactly what it is supposed to. It allows you to read the exif data about your image, whatever its source, so things like size and any information from the camera/phone or from the artist. This is important because for some reason Apple have not provided this facility as a standard part of the iPad photo app. It also allows you to add keywords (to use as tags) and descriptions so you can keep track of versions of artworks for example. It also allows you to gave a star rating to your image. So, in my experience, a great little app that works perfectly as described, and a brilliant, responsive developer. First class - one very happy customer. Thank you.

Strips and reads EXIF data, and does it well. Further, if you’re a privacy wonk, you can you can use it as a “gatekeeper” for your photos by making it the only app with access to Photos, and share pictures to and from your browser, facebook, Twitter... all without giving that app access to your photo library. I can’t remember what I paid for it, but on reflection I’d pay double without hesitation.

Despite Apple improving their cameras every year, and promoting them as serious contenders for the only camera you'll ever need (for most people), being able to inspect EXIF data is sorely lacking. You can get some EXIF data in the Mac Photos app so why none at all for iOS? Anyway.. ViewExif fills this hole and it works VERY well as a share extension. Well Done.

I rarely need the ‘strip metadata’ function of this app but I regularly use it to find out file sizes before sharing, especially if I have high and low res versions of a file.

This app does exactly what it advertises. The functionality to strip the exif data before sharing is a great feature.