Free IPTC Editor for JPEG Metadata
IPTC editor that runs in your browser. Edit the headline, description, keywords, creator, copyright, location and date of any JPEG and save the tagged file in one click. Your camera EXIF stays intact.
- 13 editable IPTC/EXIF fields
- Location + date + genre
- Browser only, no upload
Like the result? Get it for your whole portfolio. 20 free credits on signup, no card.
- stock contributors
- 10,000+
- stock contributors
- stock files keyworded
- 1,000,000+
- stock files keyworded
- real buyer searches behind the keywords
- 50M+
- real buyer searches behind the keywords
- per file, title to keywords
- ~1.3s
- per file, title to keywords
IPTC editors write the description, headline, creator, copyright and keyword tags that stock agencies and Lightroom/Bridge read from a JPEG. This free IPTC/EXIF editor edits those fields in your browser and saves a tagged copy — your existing camera EXIF and GPS are preserved. No upload, no signup.
13 fieldsEdit description, headline, creator, copyright, keywords, city/state/country, date, genre, credit and source.
Agency-readThese IPTC/EXIF fields are read by Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, iStock, Lightroom and Bridge pipelines.
0 uploadsEditing runs entirely in your browser via piexifjs; the photo never leaves your device.
Batch 1,000+CyberStock auto-writes AI keywords and copyright into 1,000+ JPEGs in one click, from 50M+ buyer searches.
Grow your stock earnings with metadata built on 50M+ real buyer searches.
The free tool does one job. The full engine writes, scores and uploads metadata for your whole portfolio.
1.3 s per image or video
About 6× faster than keywording by hand, for photos, vectors and footage.
Best Concept Recognition
The AI sees the story in your image, subject, scene and mood, and nails the concept buyers search for.
Selling Score
A 0–100 score shows which files will earn and which will flop, before you upload.
Marketplace-Ready Metadata
Every title, keyword and description matches each agency's exact rules.
CyberPusher Automation
Upload photos and videos to the major agencies with zero manual work.
CyberBatch
Keyword up to 1,000,000 images or videos in one run, 15% cheaper.
Don't take our word for it.
“Illustrations were always buried under generic tags. CyberStock rewrote 2,000 titles and I landed three featured search placements in a week.”
“Drone footage approvals used to take forever. Now metadata is perfect, rejection rate dropped from 40% to 5%, and buyers actually find my clips.”
“Freelance life means time = money. I keyword a whole catalog before lunch, export CSVs, and hand clients proof that their assets will sell.”
“I'm an animator, not a metadata nerd. This tool translates motion clips into what agencies want to see. Reviewers now rubber-stamp my uploads.”
You tagged one file by hand. Let AI tag the next thousand.
CyberStock writes the title, description and keywords for every image, embeds them as IPTC/XMP and exports the CSV each agency wants.
- AI title, description and up to 49 keywords per image
- Embedded into IPTC/XMP automatically
- Whole folders at ~1.3s per file
- Keywords ranked against 50M+ real buyer searches
- CSV export for every major agency
IPTC editor FAQ
What can I edit?
Description, headline, creator, copyright, keywords, city, state, country, date created, genre, credit line, source, and special instructions stored as EXIF tags inside JPEG files. These fields are read by Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, iStock, Lightroom, Bridge, and most stock pipelines.
Does this work on PNG/HEIC?
JPEG only for now. PNG/HEIC use different metadata containers — for those, paid CyberStock plans support full XMP injection.
Are files uploaded?
No. Editing happens entirely in your browser via piexifjs. The photo never leaves your device.
Will my existing EXIF be preserved?
Yes. The tool only updates the fields you change. All other tags (camera, lens, GPS) are preserved unless you also use Metadata Remover.
Can I batch tag photos?
Sign up for 20 free credits — paid CyberStock plans batch-tag up to 1000 files in one click with copyright, creator, and AI-generated descriptions.