Flickr metadata editor

Edit Flickr metadata with less friction.

Photo Stream Assistant gives Flickr Pro account owners a desktop-first metadata editor for repeated cleanup, controlled edits, and more consistent libraries.

Metadata quality shapes library quality

When titles, tags, descriptions, and dates drift over time, search quality drops and long-term organization gets harder. A dedicated metadata editor keeps the library useful.

  • Fix metadata consistently instead of making ad hoc edits one photo at a time.
  • Use search, selection, and edit tools together in a single Mac workflow.
  • Bring titles, tags, dates, and descriptions back into a coherent structure.

What the editor helps you do

Step 1

Search or filter down to the exact photos that share the same issue.

Step 2

Review the set in a large desktop layout before changing anything.

Step 3

Apply metadata corrections with bulk tools or focused edit dialogs.

Flickr Metadata Editor screenshots

These screens show how the workflow looks inside Photo Stream Assistant on macOS.

Focused metadata editing for titles, descriptions, and tags.Click to enlarge
Tag-focused workflows make large metadata libraries easier to control.Click to enlarge
Search and replace helps standardize repeated metadata patterns across your library.Click to enlarge

Frequently asked questions

Which metadata fields can I manage?

The app supports titles, descriptions, tags, dates, privacy-related settings, licensing, and other key Flickr management fields.

Who is this built for?

It is designed for Flickr Pro account owners who need stronger library control than the default browser workflow provides.

Do I need Pro Unlock?

The deeper editing workflow is part of Pro Unlock, while the free core app covers browsing and exploration features.

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