Adobe’s Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP) is a file labeling technology that lets you embed metadata into files themselves during the content creation process. With an XMP enabled application, your workgroup can capture meaningful information about a project (such as titles and descriptions, searchable keywords, and up-to-date author and copyright information) in a format that is easily understood by your team as well as by software applications, hardware devices, and even file formats. Best of all, as team members modify files and assets, they can edit and update the metadata in real time during the workflow. By providing a standard way of tagging files with metadata across products from Adobe and other vendors, XMP is a powerful solution enabler. As an open source technology, it is freely available to developers, which means that the user community benefits from the innovations contributed by developers worldwide. The XMP SDKs are available in the downloads section. Furthermore, XMP is extensible — it can accommodate existing metadata schemas, so systems don’t need to be rebuilt from scratch.

Xmp Software For Mac Mac

A growing number of third-party applications now support XMP.

XMP files are text files which describe the contents of a file. Usually used to store data about photos. They follow a format can be opened with any text processing application, but it will make most sense with Adobes software. File Juicer will extract text from any file type, and if you drop an image with XMP data on File Jucier, it will find that too. Currently saves it as a text file with the other text-like data found in the image. Apple Photos can save XMP files along with images and video when you export.

GPS info is among the data exported. GPS Coordinates in XMP Files Currently File Juicer extract GPS coordinates as a Google Maps bookmark. More about XMP.