ChronoFix
Fix photo & video dates on your Mac — in bulk, losslessly
What it does
ChronoFix is a beautiful native macOS app to fix, shift, copy and rename file timestamps — including EXIF metadata and video creation dates — in bulk.
Fix photo and video dates, correct camera clock offsets, copy timestamps between metadata fields, and batch-rename thousands of files by date — with a live preview of every change. ChronoFix is built 100% native in Swift and SwiftUI — it feels right at home on your Mac and flies through huge batches of files. Update the capture date inside JPEG, HEIC, PNG and TIFF images — and the creation date of MOV and MP4 videos — without re-encoding a single pixel or frame. RAW capture dates are read-only; their file dates still update. Every file shows its current and future timestamps side by side. You always know exactly what will change before you commit. Changed your mind? ChronoFix remembers the…from chronofix.app
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