Organize your photos using embedded EXIF metadata. Automatically extract camera model, capture date, focal length, and GPS location to create detailed, searchable filenames.
{exif_date:YYYY-MM-DD}_{camera_model}_{focal_length}mm_{counter:000}| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| {exif_date} EXIF | Date from EXIF DateTimeOriginal field | 2024-06-15 |
| {camera_model} EXIF Optional | Camera make and model from EXIF | canon-eos-r5 |
| {focal_length} EXIF Optional | Lens focal length in millimeters | 85 |
| {location} EXIF Optional | GPS location or place name if available | new-york |
| {counter:000} Auto | Sequential number with zero-padding | 001, 042, 156 |
EXIF data is typically available in photos from digital cameras and smartphones. Some image editors may strip EXIF data when saving. If EXIF data is not available, FilesDesk will use fallback values or skip those fields.
The exact date and time when the photo was captured. More accurate than file modification date.
2024:06:15 14:32:45Camera manufacturer and model name. Useful for multi-camera workflows.
Canon EOS R5The focal length of the lens used. Great for organizing by lens or shooting style.
85mmGeographic coordinates where the photo was taken. Can be converted to place names.
40.7128, -74.0060The ISO sensitivity setting used. Useful for identifying low-light shots.
ISO 800The f-stop value used. Can help identify portrait vs landscape shots.
f/1.8Camera model is converted to lowercase (e.g., "Canon EOS R5" becomes "canon-eos-r5")
Spaces in camera model names are replaced with hyphens for clean filenames
Uses underscores (_) between major fields for clear visual separation
Track gear usage and organize by camera body
Organize photos by focal length and lens used
Include location data in filenames
Create detailed, searchable archives
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