Photo Tagger by QNAP

Name: Photo Tagger by QNAP
Rating: 3 (7 reviews)
Author: QNAP Systems, Inc.

By: QNAP Systems, Inc. App

Photo & Video

Overview

Version:

1.1.1

Last updated: 2018-04-30

Ranking

#552,090 ▼ 100,391

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Do you have difficulties managing the photos on your iPhone? Photo Tagger provides a new solution for photo management. You can use tags to easily categorize, browse, and find your photos. With QNAP NAS, you can also back up photos from your iPhone to the NAS and keep all the tags and metadata. Even if you do not have QNAP NAS, you can still enjoy most features of Photo Tagger.

Create Tags and Custom Categories

Add tags to your photos, creating your own classification plan
Add multiple tags to a photo to specify all the keywords
Add a tag to multiple photos, easily managing a large number of related photos
Add descriptions to photos, capturing every precious moment
Switch between different browsing modes to meet your needs

Add Tags before Taking Photos

Add tags before taking photos, allowing the system to automatically categorize photos
Preserve your thoughts or feelings at the moment when you take photos

Use Tag List to View Photos

Select a tag and view all the photos carrying this tag
Use tag filters to quickly locate the photos you want
Create favorite tags to easily browse your beloved photos
Create or delete any tags, making your classification plan more flexible

Use Keywords to Find Photos

Specify keywords to find all the photos that have related tags or descriptions
Specify keywords to find certain tags

Use QNAP NAS to Preserve Precious Moments

Back up your photos from the iPhone to the QNAP NAS, so that all you precious photos will remain intact even if you lose your phone
Back up your photos with their tags and metadata to the QNAP NAS and thus keep all your classification plans

If you have any questions about the app, please contact us at mobile@qnap.com We will provide all the support and assistance you need.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

QNAP Systems, Inc.

Rating:

3.00

(7) 0.60

Version:

1.1.1 Last updated: 2018-04-30

Version code:

841832211

Creation date:

2017-11-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

33.52MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 552,090 ▼ 100,391

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Developed by:

QNAP Systems, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/photo-tagger-by-qnap/id1304913130?l=en-GB

Website:

http://www.qnap.com/mobile

User Reviews

Isn’t the whole idea of NAS be managing files remotely? What kind of NAS app is this if I cannot tag photos on a NAS but have to send them back and forth?! The function of adding tags should be integrated into QuMagie! And the descriptions in QuMagie should be written in exif or XMP or IPTC files which are standard metadata file instead of Windows comment!

by iD*****, 2022-01-14

I’ve been looking for an app to help me quickly add tags to multiple photos, edit tags in existing photos, and retrieve photos based on tag search and selection. This app was almost perfect for me… it has a clean, simple, and easy to use interface, I can select multiple photos using a swipe (instead of having to tap each one), I can tag multiple photos at once, it remembers all the tags I’ve created so I can easily reuse/reapply existing tags to additional photos, and I can search for and browse photos using tags. What killed this app for me… is that it doesn’t update the metadata inside of the actual photo (and for that matter it also doesn’t read any existing keyword metadata from photos either). And I’m just not interested wasting any time adding tags to photos just to get locked into an app, which may or may not be supported in the future. I want the metadata to be written in the photo so I can leverage my work using countless other programs on all my devices. If the actual photo’s metadata were updated I could even search for photos using my tags in the native Apple Photos app. I assume this app was aimed at getting me to buy a $500+ NAS so I can back up photos and won’t lose my work. But unfortunately my brain doesn’t work that way and isn’t willing to make that jump. I would however be willing to pay $3 to $5… one time for a premium feature. If this app could read keywords from photos and write the metadata back into the photo… it would be useful enough to be its own stand alone product.