MetaEditor

With the help of MetaEditor you can edit metadata for digital photographs seamlessly. It offers support for JPG, JPEG, TIF, TIFF and PNG format, and can be used by anyone, whether they are experienced in graphics editing software or not.
Setting up the application does not require special attention from the user. Its interface is based on a user-friendly window with a well-structured layout, where you can open files using either the file browser or drag-and-drop function.
Batch processing is possible, which means you can edit the metadata of multiple pictures at the same time. Apart from previewing an image in the primary window, you can zoom in and out, as well as select the EXIF tag and edit its value in just a few seconds.
In addition, you can remove metadata altogether to reduce total size occupied by digital images, extract thumbnails, open two pictures at a time to compare metadata values, upload items to Flickr or Picasa, and so on.
As far as program settings are concerned, you can specify the number of recent files to access, synchronize all date values, alter the background color, select the user comment encoding mode, as well as integrate the app into the Windows Explorer context menu.
MetaEditor is very low-demanding when it comes to CPU and RAM, so it does not burden the computer's overall performance. Since it can be minimized to the system tray area, it does not disrupt normal user activity either. Help documentation is available for less experienced users.
All in all, MetaEditor is a surprisingly resourceful software utility dedicated to editing and removing EXIF metadata from images, and can be easily figured out.