Therefore, I don't have much reason to use a third-party iOS app for changing metadata, though one reason might be if you want to edit descriptions or other metadata of multiple images at once, which is not possible with custom VO labels when you ad them on iOS. The reason why this all works is that the label, i.e., description, is actually a metadata stored in the file rather than just a label attached to an item on the screen, so it will always stay on the given image even if other images are moved or deleted. And when you duplicate a labeled image, the label will be added also to the duplicate. or move it to a different album, and the label will be preserved, as opposed to what was said earlier in a comment here, at least this is how it works now. You can also edit the image, add filters, rotate,etc. And vice versa, if you set the description on your Mac, it will be read as the custom label on your iOS device. However, adding labels works only from the Photos app, either from an album or moments, but not from the camera roll opened from other apps.Īnd even more, the label added using VoiceOver on an iOs device is actually the description of the image, which you can show and change also in the Photos app on Mac, from the Info dialog window opened via the Command-I keyboard shortcut. Be it in albums like Places, Favorites, and People, or in Collections and Moments or camera roll opened from the Camera app or from other apps like Messages, Mail and third-party apps, such as knfbReader. The biggest advantage of this is that the label is being read everywhere you find and select the labeled image, no matter where you have added the label, at least in IOS 10.1. I found adding a custom voiceOver label really the best solution, thank you. you might want to have both if you need to work with video.
the only time i used the second one was when i need to do something about video meta. the only reason i keep this one on my phone is it supports meta data for video, the first one only works with pictures.
This one is ok, but sort of cranky to use. This one is well coded, clean and easy to use. i suggest you do it the right way by editing the "image description" field of the exif/meta data. plus, if you delete the picture, the custom label stays put and there is no easy way to clear it, the result is a miserable mess. the label is based on specific file name (and maybe other characteristics), so if you change the file name, move it around or even edit it in some ways, the label no longer works. I guess most people would tell you to use vo custom label, and you might as well want to do that, but i'll tell you that's a very lousy way to do it.
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