Exiftool gui how to#
How to build the installer yourself - if you don't trust me or want to modify it: You can use it like any Perl for Windows, but the installer will not add this directory to your path. The "exiftool_files" directory contains a stripped version of Strawberry Perl (portable) with just the modules necessary to run ExifTool, including the original Perl.exe. That's no protected folder, so you need no administrative rights (See ) Using Perl alone If you select "for me only", the installation path defaults to %LocalAppData%\Programs\ExifTool. The advantage is that the ExifTool installation is then protected against unintentional or malicious modification.
Exiftool gui install#
If you select "for all", the installer requests administrative rights and suggests to install to the protected folder %ProgramFiles(x86)%\ExifTool for the 32 bit version or %ProgramFiles%\ExifTool for the 64 bit version. You may install "for me only" or "for all users".
Exiftool gui archive#
Use the ZIP archive if you don't trust InnoSetup. Please report these errors to your AV spupplier.
Please note that a few virus scanners signal false positives for Inno Setup created installers. Latest build, based on Strawberry Perl 5.30.2.1 and libraries as of 2020-02:ĮxifTool_install_12.48_32.exe Windows Installer, 32 bit versionĮxifTool_install_12.48_64.exe Windows Installer, 64 bit versionĮxiftool-12.48_32.zip package without installer, 32 bit versionĮxiftool-12.48_64.zip package without installer, 64 bit version What you get is "plain ExifTool" plus a stripped "portable Strawberry Perl" plus my own tiny launcher, provided as a Windows installer or just packed together in a ZIP file: It passes the built-in automated self tests and additional tests, and I'm using it successfully on my own system with Photools IMatch, a great Digital Asset Management (DAM) for Windows and on the command line. Use the well supported Strawberry Perl with a permissive license.Ģ022 (March…May), I count 4600 downloads per month (End of 2020: 3000 per month) and no user complaints throughout the years, therefore I consider this package pretty mature.Provide a convenient Windows installer based on Inno Setup with reasonable default directories.Run Perl in a native, clean and fast way, avoiding the self-extracting Perl Packager with its resulting problems ( technical background).In early 2019, I started to improve the Windows environment for ExifTool with the following features / improvements: As an alternative to the "single EXE" Windows ExifTool offered at Phil Harvey's site, I offer here a convenient installer and a robust portable package of Phil Harvey's ExifTool for Windows - probably the most comprehensive tool available for accessing metadata in image and other files.
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