Pictimer
Photos that lost their timestamps end up in a heap in your library. Tell Pictimer roughly when a batch was taken, and it gives every shot a believable time — right inside Apple Photos.
Set the bookends, skip the busywork
Sort a batch by filename, capture date or file size, then tell Pictimer when the first and last photo were taken. It works out an even interval and writes a timestamp to everything in between. Lock any two of start, end and interval — it calculates the third.
Made for metadata disasters
WhatsApp and friends strip dates on the way in, dumping dozens of photos onto one identical timestamp — or none at all. Pictimer spots those clusters, colour-codes them, and lets you re-time the whole group in a couple of taps.
Peace of mind over precision
No one can recover the exact moment each shot was taken, and Pictimer is honest about that — it's throwing darts at a timeline. But a sensible order beats a wall of identical times. Built for the people who curate their library like their record collection.
The dream team
Ditto
Still have the original photo? Ditto copies its date and
location straight onto your edits and AI creations, so they slot back in beside it.
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