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Rhet Turnbull 2023-02-20 17:39:02 -08:00
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""" """
Batch edit photo metadata using osxphotos. Batch edit currently selected photo metadata using osxphotos.
Run this with `osxphotos run batch_edit.py` or `osxphotos run batch_edit.py --help` for more information. Run this with `osxphotos run batch_edit.py` or `osxphotos run batch_edit.py --help` for more information.
""" """
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): ):
""" """
Batch edit photo metadata such as title, description, keywords, etc. Batch edit photo metadata such as title, description, keywords, etc.
Operates on currently selected photos.
Select one or more photos in Photos then run this command to edit the metadata.
For example:
osxphotos run batch_edit.py \
--verbose \
--title "California vacation 2023 {created.year}-{created.dd}-{created.mm} {counter:03d}" \
--description "{place.name}" \
--keyword "Family" --keyword "Travel" --keyword "{keyword}"
This will set the title to "California vacation 2023 2023-02-20 001", and so on,
the description to the reverse geolocation place name,
and the keywords to "Family", "Travel", and any existing keywords of the photo.
""" """
if not title and not description and not keyword: if not title and not description and not keyword: