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Metadata like EXIF and IPTC is often lost during Google Photos exports, as it’s stored in separate JSON files. Ashampoo Meta Fusion combines photos and metadata, restoring all details and making them fully usable for organization and editing.

Metadata such as EXIF, IPTC, or XMP contains vital information about photos, including camera settings, capture dates, GPS locations, titles, descriptions, and ratings. This data is essential for managing photo collections efficiently. However, when exporting photos from Google Photos via Google Takeout, issues often arise because Google doesn’t embed much of this metadata directly into the image files. Instead, the data is stored in separate JSON files, which many programs don’t automatically recognize. As a result, critical information is lost, leaving photos incomplete. Ashampoo Meta Fusion provides an easy solution to this problem. The software seamlessly combines image files with their corresponding JSON metadata, ensuring that all important details are reintegrated into the photos. This makes the images fully functional in photo viewers, editors, and organizers. With complete metadata, users can sort and manage their photos by criteria such as locations, camera models, or custom filters. Ashampoo Meta Fusion ensures that exported Google Photos retain their metadata and remain fully usable for any purpose.
 
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