Rename & Organize with EXIF - v8.30.3 - MOD APK
JD Android Apps19.6 MB5.0
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How does EXIF-based renaming work in Rename & Organize with EXIF?
You select a folder that contains photos and choose the format used for their new names. The app uses EXIF metadata to rename the files automatically. The format can include customized date and time text, plus the camera model and manufacturer.
What has changed in the Premium Unlocked build?
This build is labelled Premium Unlocked. The label is the stated MOD detail for this listing. Its photo renaming, EXIF sorting, and folder organization functions remain part of the app.
How are photos organized into folders?
The app sorts photos from their EXIF data. It can arrange them in a hierarchical folder structure separated by year, month, and location. This is intended to make larger collections easier to manage.
What does the current Rename & Organize with EXIF update fix?
The release fixes the Delete Empty Folder setting in the Batch Move option. It also fixes a modal progress dialog that could get stuck during Manual Rename or Delete batch actions. Further changes depend on the developer's future releases.
What Android version does Rename & Organize with EXIF require?
Rename & Organize with EXIF requires Android 8.0 or later for installation. The listed file size is 19.6 MB. Android may display a confirmation message when installing an app from a source outside Google Play.
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