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File Types

Exif Editor opens the image formats listed below. Files with any other extension are skipped when you open files or folders.

The EXIF, IPTC, and XMP columns show what Exif Editor can do with each metadata section:

  • Y – the section can be read, written, and created if it is not present yet.
  • – – the format does not support the section, so the editors for its tags are not shown.

Support for a section does not mean every tag in that section can be changed. Some tags are read-only for particular formats. For example, the camera Make cannot be changed in RAW files.

ExtensionNameEXIFIPTCXMP
ARWSony Alpha RAWYYY
CR2Canon RAW 2YYY
CR3Canon RAW 3Y–Y
DNGDigital NegativeYYY
FFFHasselblad Flexible File FormatYYY
GIFCompuserve Graphics Interchange Format––Y
HEIC, HEIF, HIFHigh Efficiency Image FormatY–Y
IIQPhase One Intelligent Image Quality RAWYYY
JPEG, JPG, JPEJoint Photographic Experts Group imageYYY
MOSCreo Leaf Mosaic FileYYY
MRWMinolta RAWYYY
NEFNikon (RAW) Electronic FormatYYY
ORFOlympus RAWYYY
PEFPentax (RAW) Electronic FormatYYY
PNGPortable Network GraphicsY¹Y¹Y
PSBPhotoShop Large DocumentYYY
PSDPhotoShop DocumentYYY
RAFFujiFilm RAWYYY
RAWPanasonic/Leica RAWYYY
RW2Panasonic RAW 2YYY
TIFF, TIFTagged Image FileYYY
WEBPGoogle Web PictureY–Y
X3FSigma/Foveon RAWYYY

¹ EXIF and IPTC in PNG files are not part of the PNG standard. Other applications may ignore them.