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Missing IPTC metadata
Images upload with empty IPTC keyword, title and description fields. Google can only use those signals when they exist.
Built for WordPress - no plugin install
WordPress image metadata, done right.
Edit, remove, and generate EXIF, IPTC, and XMP metadata for every image on your WordPress site with AI. No plugin to install, no theme to break.
Works with WooCommerceBulk processingAI alt text included
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Selected image
WordPress metadata preview
Media Library
24 WordPress images ready for export
leather-bag-01.jpg
IPTC - 14 keywords - Copyright 2026
denim-jacket-02.jpg
IPTC - 12 keywords - Alt text generated
ceramic-vase-03.jpg
Processing - writing XMP fields
// Why this matters
Most WordPress images are invisible to Google.
WordPress stores alt text in the database, but it does not write new IPTC or XMP fields into the file. Once an image leaves your site, the file often carries none of the context you worked to create.
43%
Of websites run on WordPress, making image search visibility a crowded channel.
2.4x
More image-search opportunity when file metadata, title and description reinforce page context.
0
Native IPTC or XMP fields written by WordPress core when an image is uploaded.
// Common WordPress image SEO problems
The four gaps that hurt every WordPress site.
02
No copyright protection
Without IPTC copyright fields, scraped images can circulate with no creator or rights context attached.
03
Chaotic file organization
Filenames like IMG_4827.jpg and pasted-image-29.jpeg give search engines and teams almost no context.
04
Duplicate or missing alt text
WordPress does not generate useful alt text. Writing hundreds of fields by hand slows every content workflow.
// How Exif Injector fixes it
One tool. All four gaps. Fixed in one batch.
Upload your WordPress images, describe your context once, and let AI write standards-compliant EXIF, IPTC and XMP fields into each file.
EXIF editing
View and edit every EXIF field across your library. Strip GPS for privacy, fix timestamps and preserve camera data when it matters.
- Bulk view across files
- Selective field stripping
- GPS removal in one click
IPTC keywords
Generate relevant keywords per image and write them directly into the IPTC layer for search-friendly asset management.
- AI-generated from image context
- Multi-language support
- Editable before export
AI descriptions & alt text
Create titles, descriptions and alt text based on your brand context, ready for captions, accessibility and metadata fields.
- SEO-ready title
- Full IPTC description
- Accessibility-friendly alt text
Copyright injection
Write creator, credit, copyright and license fields into every file before images are uploaded or shared.
- Bulk copyright stamping
- License URL embedding
- Creator and credit fields
// How it works
From upload to fully tagged in three steps.
01
Upload images
Drop WordPress images into the browser, or connect via API for automation. JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC and AVIF are supported.
02
Generate metadata
Describe your brand, topic and language once. AI creates keywords, title, description and copyright fields for every file.
03
Download and upload
Export tagged files or a ZIP, then upload them back into the WordPress media library with metadata embedded.
"We migrated 2,400 product images to WordPress with zero IPTC fields. One Exif Injector batch fixed the library in 90 minutes."
WooCommerce store workflow
// FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do I need a WordPress plugin to use Exif Injector?+
No. Exif Injector works in your browser or through the API. Upload your images, write the metadata, then upload the tagged files back to WordPress. No plugin to install or maintain.
Will it work with WooCommerce product images?+
Yes. WooCommerce uses the standard WordPress media library. Metadata written into your product images travels with those files into WooCommerce listings and downstream feeds.
Can I bulk process my existing WordPress media library?+
Yes. Export your media library, process the full batch in Exif Injector, then re-upload the tagged files. Large libraries can be handled in one workflow instead of one image at a time.
Does it preserve my image quality?+
Yes. Exif Injector writes metadata into the file. The pixel data stays untouched, and output format matches the source format by default.
Can I automate this for new WordPress uploads?+
Yes. Connect the REST API to Make, n8n or Zapier so new WordPress uploads can be tagged automatically with brand, copyright and AI-generated keywords.
Is my data safe?+
Images are processed only for the metadata job and are not used to train models. You can also strip GPS and private camera fields before publishing files publicly.
Tag every WordPress image in one batch.
Get started, upload your images, and get them back ready for Google, WooCommerce and the rest of the web.
Choose a WordPress planFirst images free - upgrade when you need larger batches