TEPRA Exif Labeler
TEPRA Exif Labeler is a macOS utility designed to manage and edit EXIF metadata in digital photographs. Developed by King Jim, a Japanese manufacturer known for labeling and storage products, the app allows users to view, modify, and organize photo metadata such as camera settings, capture date/time, GPS coordinates, and other EXIF fields. It is intended for photographers who need to batch-edit metadata, correct erroneous camera information, or prepare images for archival or publication. The app integrates with macOS photo workflows and file handling.
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1 suggestionWe could not find recent information about whether TEPRA Exif Labeler has a native Apple Silicon build. The app is developed by King Jim, a Japanese company, and detailed version history or architecture specifications are not readily available in English-language sources. If you rely on this app, we recommend contacting King Jim directly (via their Japanese website or support channels) to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon version exists or is planned. Given that Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), an Intel-only build will stop working on that release, so this is worth clarifying sooner rather than later. As an alternative, consider using built-in macOS tools like Preview or Image Capture for basic EXIF editing, or explore photo management software with confirmed native Apple Silicon support such as Lightroom, Capture One, or the free open-source tool Darktable — all can handle metadata modification natively.
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