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ExifTool is a battle-tested Perl application for reading, writing, and batch-editing metadata in thousands of file types—images, videos, audio, documents, and more. It understands major standards like EXIF, IPTC, and XMP as well as an enormous range of camera maker notes and container formats (for example, QuickTime/MP4, PDF, TIFF). Typical workflows include extracting metadata to JSON/CSV/XML, renaming files from timestamps or tags, shifting capture times, copying tags between files, and cleaning or normalizing fields for archives. The tool is meticulous about character encodings, time zones, and tag groups, helping avoid silent corruption when moving metadata between ecosystems. ...

...Quickly resume your reading from your homepage, and get to your reading lists and collections. Serve up Manga/Webtoons/Comics (cbr, cbz, zip/rar, 7zip, raw images) and Books (epub, pdf). First-class responsive readers that work great on any device (phone, tablet, desktop). Dark mode and customizable theming support. Provide hooks into metadata providers to fetch metadata for Comics, Manga, and Books. Metadata should allow for collections, want-to-read integration from 3rd party services, genres. Ability to manage users, access, and ratings.

Perl library and command-line application for reading, writing and editing meta information (EXIF, IPTC, XMP, and more) in a wide variety of file formats (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PDF, RAW, and more).

Pdf & Djvu Bookmarker is a powerful tool to create and edit outlines in Pdf and DjVu files. It is based on DjVuLibre, iTextSharp and TreeViewAdv for .NET. Adobe Reader X should be installed on target computer. For more info read MediaWiki on Hosted Apps page and manuals (included in installation).

I had a picture representing an A4 page, I resized it with Microsoft picture manager (changed definition) to lower the size of the file, but in the process "picture manager" didn't change the ppi "pixel per inch" automatically to keep the picture to the size of an A4 page. So my other tools (an "all to pdf" converter) couldn't understand the right size of the picture and the output was a very small page. You need softwares like irfan vue, xnvue, or photoshop to edit the ppi, which doesn't make sens to me. So I made this tiny tool, with C#, to allow changing the ppi of a jpeg file very easily.