exiftool -ext jpg Same as above, but include sub directories. Never a good idea so either add a rename or output to a different folder. exiftool photo.jpg Show metedata for all. Bit pressed for time, so not checked in a Windows Gimp 2.10 This for example works here, in a linux machine. The work-around is create a plugin without the restriction and use that in BIMP Attached a one-liner strip-metadata.py Unzip put it in your Gimp profile. Unfortunately this does not show in BIMP "other Gimp procedure" must be one of the restricted 'names' There is a Gimp 2.10 procedure gimp_image_set_metadata. (04-18-2019, 09:58 AM)rich2005 Wrote: I agree with Ofnuts or an alternative ImageMagick mogrify -strip *.* Especially when it comes to speed. Downloading it and using it is likely to be a lot faster than installing an equivzlent pugin for Gimp. for the current directory) and -R means "anything below it".ĮxifTool is a free application available on all platforms. Where directory is a path to some directory (can be. There used to be scripts for older version of Gimp to add exif, these used third party EXIFTOOL anyway so as far as I know a stripper tool such as would be best.
Yes I know there are third party programs but I just wish to be done inside GIMP to be more If there isn't one for everything, is there any plugin in which I can at least, batch remove EXIF ? Only one in this exampleĭoes it remove the meta data, Not 100% just the image properties remain. You might get someone to write a bespoke script for you, but off-the-shelf there is only really BIMP. Is there any plugins in which I can batch remove EXIF, resize, and watermark the images?Īssuming using Gimp 2.10 which keeps metadata a little better than Gimp 2.8 and output is jpeg which retains metadata.
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