-- ExifTool 12.41 Tag Names -- 1
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names -TAGNAMES(1)User Contributed Perl ames - ExifTool tag name documentationDESCRIPTIONThis document contains a complete list of ExifTool tag names, organizedinto tables based on information type. Tag names are used to referencespecific meta information extracted from or written to a file.TAG TABLESThe tables listed below give the names of all tags recognized byExifTool. They contain a total of 25816 tags, with 16503 unique tagnames.Tag ID, Index# or Sequence is given in the first column of each table.A Tag ID is the computer-readable equivalent of a tag name, and is theidentifier that is actually stored in the file. Index# refers to theoffset of a value when found at a fixed position within a data block (##is the multiplier for calculating a byte offset: 1, 2, 4 or 8). Theseoffsets may have a decimal part which is used only to differentiatetags with values stored at the same position. (Note that writable tagswithin binary data blocks are not individually deletable, and the usualalternative is to set them to a value of zero.) Sequence gives theorder of values for a serial data stream.A Tag Name is the handle by which the information is accessed inExifTool. In some instances, more than one name may correspond to asingle tag ID. In these cases, the actual name used depends on thecontext in which the information is found. Case is not significant fortag names. A question mark ("?") after a tag name indicates that theinformation is either not understood, not verified, or not very useful-- these tags are not extracted by ExifTool unless the Unknown (-u)option is enabled. Be aware that some tag names are different than thedescriptions printed out by default when extracting information withexiftool. To see the tag names instead of the descriptions, use"exiftool -s".The Writable column indicates whether the tag is writable by ExifTool.Anything but a "no" in this column means the tag is writable. A "yes"indicates writable information that is either unformatted or writtenusing the existing format. Other expressions give details about theformat of the stored value, and vary depending on the general type ofinformation. The format name may be followed by a number in squarebrackets to indicate the number of values written, or the number ofcharacters in a fixed-length string (including a null terminator whichis added if required).A plus sign (" ") after an entry in the Writable column indicates aList tag which supports multiple values and allows individual values tobe added and deleted. A slash ("/") indicates a tag that ExifTool willAvoid when writing. These will be edited but not created if anothersame-named tag may be created instead. To create these tags, the groupshould be specified. A tilde (" ") indicates a tag this is writableonly when the print conversion is disabled (by setting PrintConv to 0,using the -n option, or suffixing the tag name with a "#" character).An exclamation point ("!") indicates a tag that is consideredUnsafe towrite under normal circumstances. These tags are not written unlessspecified explicitly (ie. not when wildcards or "all" are used), andcare should be taken when editing them manually since they may affectthe way an image is rendered. An asterisk ("*") indicates aProtectedtag which is not writable directly, but is written automatically byExifTool (often when a corresponding Composite or Extra tag iswritten). A colon (":") indicates aMandatory tag which may be addedautomatically when writing. Normally MakerNotes tags may not bedeleted individually, but a caret (" ") indicates a DeletableMakerNotes tag.
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names --2The HTML version of these tables also lists possible Values fordiscrete-valued tags, as well as Notes for some tags. The Values arelisted with the computer-readable values on the left of the equals sign(" "), and the human-readable values on the right. The human-readablevalues are used by default when reading and writing, but the computerreadable values may be accessed by disabling the value conversion withthe -n option on the command line, by setting the PrintConv option to 0in the API, or or on a per-tag basis by adding a hash ("#") after thetag name.Note: If you are familiar with common meta-information tag names, youmay find that some ExifTool tag names are different than expected. Theusual reason for this is to make the tag names more consistent acrossdifferent types of meta information. To determine a tag name, eitherconsult this documentation or run "exiftool -s" on a file containingthe information in question.(Thisdocumentationisthe resultofyearsof research,testingandreverseengineering,and isthemostcompletemetadatataglistavailableanywhere ontheinternet.ItisprovidednotonlyforExifTool users, re. Pleasehelpkeepthisdocumentationas dwiththissofar!)JPEG TagsThis table lists information extracted by ExifTool from JPEG images.See https://www.w3.org/Graphics/JPEG/jfif3.pdf for the JPEGspecification.Tag APP7'Tag VCIFLIRRawThermalImageICC MNITFHP TDHDGoProDJI DTATPentaxHuaweiQualcommWritable-------JFIFJFIF ExtensionCanonRawJPEG AVI1JPEG OcadEXIFXMPXMPCasio QVCIFLIR FFFnoICC ProfileFlashPixMPFnoKodak MetaStimJPEG JPSnonoScaladoFlashPixDJI ThermalParamsnoRicoh RMETASamsung APP5nonoJPEG EPPIMJPEG NITFHP TDHDGoPro GPMFnoPentaxUnknownQualcomm
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names tJPEG-HDRJUMBFPictureInfoDuckyPhotoshopAdobe ler'3JPEG SPIFFJPEG MediaJukeboxnoJPEG HDRJpeg2000APP12 PictureInfoAPP12 DuckyPhotoshopJPEG AdobeCMJPEG AdobeJPEG GraphConvyesnoJPEG SOFAFCPCanonVRDFotoStationPhotoMechanicMIESamsung TrailernononoyesJPEGAVI1TagsThis information may be found in APP0 of JPEG image data from AVIvideos.Index1-----0Tag ad TagsTags extracted from the JPEG APP0 "Ocad" segment (found in Photobucketimages).Tag ID-----'Rev'Tag Name-------OcadRevisionWritable-------noJPEGJPS TagsTags found in JPEG Stereo (JPS) images.Index1-----1011121316Tag SCommentWritable-------nononononoJPEGEPPIMTagsAPP6 is used in by the Toshiba PDR-M700 to store a TIFF structurecontaining PrintIM information.Tag ID-----0xc4a5Tag Name-------PrintIMWritable-------PrintIMJPEGNITF TagsInformation in APP6 used by the National Imagery Transmission Format.See wcguide25aug98.pdf for the official specification.
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names -Index1-----02357891011121314Tag --nonononononononononononoJPEGSPIFFTagsThis information is found in APP8 of SPIFF-style JPEG images (the"official" yet rarely used JPEG file format standard: Still PictureInterchange File Format). See http://www.jpeg.org/public/spiff.pdf for the official specification.Index1-----023610141516171822Tag ---nononononononononononoJPEGMediaJukeboxTagsTags found in the XML metadata of the APP9 "Media Jukebox" segment.Tag sTool NameTool VersionWritable-------nononononononononoJPEGHDR TagsInformation extracted from APP11 of a JPEG-HDR image.Tag ver'JPEGAdobeCMTagsTag o
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names --5The APP13 "Adobe CM" segment presumably contains color managementinformation, but the meaning of the data is currently unknown. Ifanyone has an idea about what this means, please let me know.Index2-----0Tag gsThe APP14 "Adobe" segment stores image encoding information for DCTfilters. This segment may be copied or deleted as a block using theExtra "Adobe" tag, but note that it is not deleted by default whendeleting all metadata because it may affect the appearance of theimage.Index2-----0123Tag olorTransformWritable-------nonononoJPEGGraphConv TagsAPP15 is used by GraphicConverter to store JPEG quality.Tag ID-----'Q'Tag Name-------QualityWritable-------noJPEGSOFTagsThis information is extracted from the JPEG Start Of Frame segment.Tag ------nonononononoEXIF TagsEXIF stands for "Exchangeable Image File Format". This type ofinformation is formatted according to the TIFF specification, and maybe found in JPG, TIFF, PNG, JP2, PGF, MIFF, HDP, PSP and XCF images, aswell as many TIFF-based RAW images, and even some AVI and MOV videos.The EXIF meta information is organized into different Image FileDirectories (IFD's) within an image. The names of these IFD'scorrespond to the ExifTool family 1 group names. When writing EXIFinformation, the default Group listed below is used unless anothergroup is specified.Mandatory tags (indicated by a colon after the Writable type) may beadded automatically with default values when creating a new IFD, andthe IFD is removed automatically when deleting tags if only defaultvalued mandatory tags remain.The table below lists all EXIF tags. Also listed are TIFF, DNG, HDPand other tags which are not part of the EXIF specification, but mayco-exist with EXIF tags in some images. Tags which are part of theEXIF 2.32 specification have an underlined Tag Name in the HTML versionof this documentation. See https://web.archive.org/web/20190624045241if slation-2019-E.pdf for the official EXIF 2.32 specification.
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names -Tag x014a0x014c0x014d0x014eTag oEXIFnoint16unono
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names ropIFDRelatedImageHeightInteropIFDRatingIFD0XP DIP ramsSubIFDChromaticAberrationCorrection SubIFDChromaticAberrationCorrParams noXMPnostring!int16u!int16u!int16u/noMicrosoft 3]!
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names ak nonononononononononononononono
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names 2140x92150x92160x9217SEMInfoAFCP WB GRGBLevelsLeafDataPhotoshopSettingsExifOffsetICC ProfileTIFF -9stringIPTCnonodouble[16]noLeafPhotoshopEXIFICC t32uint32uint32uint32uint32unonononoLeaf 16u[n]nonono
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names ppleNikonCanonCasioCasio Type2DJI InfoDJIFLIRFujiFilmGEFujiFilmUnknownHPHP Type2HP Type4HP Type6UnknownJVCJVC TextKodakKodakKodak Type2Kodak Type3Kodak Type4Kodak Type5Kodak Type6Kodak Type6Kodak Type7Kodak Type8Kodak Type8Kodak Type8Kodak Type9Kodak Type10Kodak Type11Kodak Type11Kodak UnknownUnknownMinoltaOlympusundefMotorolaNikon nasonic Leica2Panasonic Leica3Panasonic Leica4Panasonic Leica5Panasonic Leica6Panasonic Leica6Panasonic Leica5Panasonic Leica9PanasonicPanasonicPanasonic Type2PanasonicPentaxPentax Type2Casio Type2Pentax Type4PentaxPentax S1
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names ExifIFDExifIFD11PhaseOneReconyxReconyx Type2Reconyx Type3PentaxRicohRicoh Type2Ricoh TextundefSamsungSamsung Type2SanyoSanyoSanyoSigmaSonyOlympusOlympusSony PICSonySony EricssonSony hotoshop 16u[2]rational64unoint16uundefundefundef
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names xifIFDSharpnessExifIFDDeviceSettingDescription mpositeImageExposureTimes ContentType 2]!int32u[2]!
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names 64u!rational64u!rational64u!Sony SR2PrivateDNG AdobeDataPentaxPentaxPentaxDJI 16]!nostring!DNG OriginalRawint32u[4]!int32u[n]!ICC Profilerational64s[n]!ICC string!int8u[16]!int8u[16]!nono
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names lesPaddingOffsetSchemaOwnerNameSerialNumberLensKDC 4u[4]!Nikon ring/Kodak KDC g/string/string/string/string/IPTC TagsThe tags listed below are part of the International PressTelecommunications Council (IPTC) and the Newspaper Association ofAmerica (NAA) Information Interchange Model (IIM). This is an oldermeta information format, slowly being phased out in favor of XMP -- thenewer IPTCCore specification uses XMP format. IPTC information may befound in JPG, TIFF, PNG, MIFF, PS, PDF, PSD, XCF and DNG images.IPTC information is separated into different records, each of which has
-- ExifTool 12.44 Tag Names --15its own set of tags. See 4.1.pdf for theofficial IPTC IIM specification.This specification dictates a length for ASCII ("string" or "digits")and binary ("undef") values. These lengths are given in squarebrackets after the Writable format name. For tags where a range of
'APP7' Pentax Pentax Huawei Unknown Qualcomm Qualcomm-- ExifTool 12.41 Tag Names -- 3 'APP8' SPIFF JPEG SPIFF 'APP9' MediaJukebox JPEG MediaJukebox 'APP10' Comment no 'APP11' JPEG-HDR JPEG HDR .
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7. In the search result, double-click the tag name to select it in the Tag Viewer. Note: To add the tag to the watch window, click Add to Watch. Performing a Quick Search Tag Viewer allows you to search for a tag quickly, if required. To perform a quick search 1. In the search box above the left pane, enter all or part of the tag name.
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