Batch tag editing without leaving the browser
When a set of images needs the same tag or metadata change, N1 keeps that task next to the images themselves. Multi-select, search, filters and Gallery browsing make it easier to select a group first and then apply batch tag or metadata work.
Metadata as part of culling
Ratings, Pick / Reject and color labels sit alongside tag and metadata editing. That means selection decisions can happen before or during metadata work instead of requiring a separate catalog step.
Local-first photo metadata workflow
N1 works on local files and folders. The viewer is designed around Windows Explorer order, folder search and nested folder browsing, so metadata work stays attached to the actual files you are reviewing.
Useful for stock, archive and review workflows
A batch photo tag editor is especially useful when many related images need consistent descriptive information. N1 focuses on fast visual review first, then keeps metadata and tagging tools close to the same selection.
Related capabilities
- Batch tag editing
- Photo metadata editing
- Multi-select and filters
- Ratings, Pick / Reject and labels
- Filename and folder search
- Local image browsing and culling
Part of the full N1 workflow
N1 keeps browsing, Gallery, Filmstrip, comparison, culling, search and color management in one local-first Windows workflow. See the N1 Viewer overview for the complete feature set.
