Fix Photos From a Camera With the Wrong Clock
Correct every shot at once when your camera's clock was set wrong.
A DSLR or mirrorless camera with the wrong clock stamps every photo with the same error — maybe a few hours, maybe years if the battery died and it reset.
Because the error is identical on every shot, one offset fixes them all. Enter how far off the clock was and this tool shifts each photo's EXIF time by that amount while keeping the order intact. It handles an entire memory card in your browser, no upload needed.
Frequently asked questions
My camera reset to 2000 / 2010 — can I fix that?
Yes. Work out the difference between the wrong year and the real one and apply it as a day/hour offset; every photo shifts by the same amount.
Does this keep the order of a burst or sequence?
Yes — every timestamp moves equally, so spacing and order are preserved exactly.
