jExifToolGUI VS Jailer

Here is a GUI tool to manipulate Exif data, which is the most common form of metadata.

Does anyone have any recommendations for software that can create metadata, especially keywords? I also need recommendations for software that is able to search through all the metadata and present files based on keywords or any other rules that make it easy to locate files. Currently looking at jEXIFToolGUI, I prefer the GUI because many different files (especially images) require me to be able to see a preview and using a command line tool would take a massive amount of time to create the metadata

commandline exiftool if it is ok for you, probably fastes way how to transfer Cretated to Original date for lot of files, or jExifToolGUI if you need gui app - https://hvdwolf.github.io/jExifToolGUI/

To just browse and tag, Adobe Bridge is free and will to correctly add metadata following the IPTC Photo Metadata Standard. Also free and uses exiftool on the backend is jExifToolGUI.

There may be GUIs for it, the search words would be exiftool and gui. Here is jExifToolGui. It seems to be as pretty as its name; I have no experience with it.

mat is not the only option. Most of the time I use exiftool, but on images I also use Imagemagick. I recently found an interesting GUI front-end for exiftool called jExifToolGUI - it is available as an AppImage, so you do not have to worry about dependencies and removing it is as simple as deleting the file. https://github.com/hvdwolf/jExifToolGUI/releases

You will have to add/alter the metadata of the image. One rather complicated way is through exiftool (GUI https://github.com/hvdwolf/jExifToolGUI/releases), changing values for InitialViewHeadingDegrees IitialViewPitchDegrees InitialViewRollDegrees in GPano tab

There's only one exiftool program, located at exiftool.org, though there are some programs that use exiftool on the backend, such as hvdwolf's jExifToolGUI.

Some other tools I have also enjoyed:

DBVisualizer: https://www.dbvis.com/ (for exploring the schema)

Jailer: https://wisser.github.io/Jailer/ (for data browsing)

Aside from that, it's usually just been a mix of using specialized tools like MySQL Workbench, SQL Developer, pgAdmin and others, or something that tries to do it all like DataGrip.

Didn't actually find anything particularly amazing about DataGrip, but if I'm paying for the JetBrains Ultimate subscription, might as well use it because it's pretty okay.

I also found DBeaver to be a huge improvement over tools I used earlier.

Recently I discovered Jailer which makes it very easy to navigate complex relational structures: https://github.com/Wisser/Jailer