ExifGlass is an EXIF metadata viewing tool, designed to work seamlessly with ImageGlass 9, but can also be used as a standalone software on your computer. To use ExifGlass, you need to have ExifTool by Phil Harvey installed on your system.

With ExifGlass, you can easily access a comprehensive overview of the technical details associated with your images, including camera settings, location data, and more. This tool is particularly useful for professional photographers or anyone interested in the technical aspects of digital photography. Whether you use ExifGlass as a standalone software or in conjunction with ImageGlass, it provides a convenient and efficient way to view and manage the metadata associated with your images.

You can download ExifGlass for free. To support the development of ExifGlass and gain access to future updates, consider purchasing it from the Microsoft Store.

ExifGlass comes with a specific version of exiftool.exe file. If you want to use a newer ExifTool release, follow these steps:

1. Download ExifTool by Phil Harvey. You can also use the ExifTool Windows Installer if you prefer, which will automatically register the executable file of ExifTool on your system. ExifGlass can detect it automatically.
2. If you downloaded the ZIP file, extract its contents into a folder, rename exiftool(-k).exe to exiftool.exe.
3. Open ExifGlass Settings (press Ctrl+,) and go to "Executable path". Locate the exiftool.exe file that you extracted in step 2.

Please refer to ImageGlass Docs / ImageGlass tools.

• .NET 8.0 and Visual Studio 2022
• Add ImageGlass.Tools package.

ExifGlass is free for both personal and commercial use, except the Store version. It is released under the terms of GPLv3.