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ExifTool does not needto be installed to run. Just download and extract either the full Perldistribution on Mac/Linux, or the Windows EXE version on Windows, and run itdirectly. [But note that if you move the Perl 'exiftool'application, you must also move its 'lib' directory to the same location. Thisdoesn't apply to the Windows version which unpacks the libraries into atemporary directory.]
However, the benefits of installation are:

Makes ExifTool available to all users.
Saves typing on the command line (by placing 'exiftool' in your PATH).
Installs the ExifTool documentation and API libraries (full Perl version only).

See the appropriate section below with instructions for installing oruninstalling ExifTool on your specific platform:

Also see these instructions for help runningExifTool.

Windows

In Windows, there is a choice of two different versions of ExifTool toinstall. The Perl distribution requires Perl to be installed on your system.(A good, free Perl interpreter can be downloaded fromactiveperl.com.)

If you don't already have Perl, it is easier to install the stand-alone ExifToolexecutable, but note that the stand-alone version doesn't include the HTMLdocumentation or some other files of the full distribution.

Stand-Alone Executable

Download the Windows Executable from the ExifTool home page.
(The file you download should be named 'exiftool-12.22.zip'.)
Extract 'exiftool(-k).exe' from the'.zip' file, and place it on your Desktop.
(Double-click on 'exiftool-12.22.zip' to openthe archive, then drag 'exiftool(-k).exe' to your Desktop.)

You can now double-click on 'exiftool(-k).exe' to read theapplication documentation, or drag-and-drop files and folders to run exiftool onselected files. To install exiftool for use from the command line,continue with the following steps:

Rename 'exiftool(-k).exe' to 'exiftool.exe'.
(or 'exiftool(-k)' to 'exiftool' if file nameextensions are hidden on your system)
Move 'exiftool.exe' to the 'C:WINDOWS' directory(or any other directory in your PATH).

You can now run exiftool by typing 'exiftool' at the commandprompt. (To get to the command prompt, select 'Run...' from the Windows 'Start'menu, then type 'cmd' and press Return.)

Notes:

In Windows 7, running exiftool may require administrator privileges. Ifnecessary, this may be enabled by right clicking on exiftool, then selecting'Run this program as administrator' from the Compatibility settings.
Windows 10 users have sometimes reported that exiftool hangs when run.This may be due to Windows Defender blocking or slowing down exiftool. To solvethis, either disable Windows Defender or add an exclusion for exiftool (but notethat exiftool may still run more slowly if you just add an exclusion).
Occasionally users have reported that exiftool gives errors when runningthis version for this first time. It is possible this may happen if theinstallation process gets interrupted. In this case, follow the Uninstallinginstructions below then re-install exiftool. Be sure that you have sufficientdisk space in your TEMP directory for exiftool to unpack about 12 MB oftemporary files -- these are the Perl libraries used by the exiftool applicationwhich are unpacked the first time exiftool is run.

Drag 'exiftool(-k).exe' (or 'C:WINDOWSexiftool.exe')into the Recycle bin.
Drag the directory 'par-XXX' from your temporary directory tothe Recycle bin. Here 'XXX' is your user name (in ASCII-hex forExifTool 10.21 or later) and the location of the temporary directory depends onthe value of the TEMP environment variable (typically'C:Documents and SettingsUSERLocal SettingsTemp'for Windows XP, or 'C:UsersUSERAppDataLocalTemp' for Windows 7or later). Alternately, this command may be used to delete these files:
for /D %d in (%TEMP%par-*) do rmdir /s /q %d

Full Perl Distribution

You must have Perl installed to use this version. (A free version of Perlcan be downloaded fromactiveperl.com.)

Download the Image-ExifTool distribution from the ExifTool home page
(The file you download should be named 'Image-ExifTool-12.22.tar.gz'.)
Extract the ExifTool files from the archive.
(The archive is a gzipped tar file, and can be opened withvarious Windows utilities, including WinZip.)
Rename 'exiftool' to 'exiftool.pl'in the exiftool distribution.
Move 'exiftool.pl' and the 'lib'directory from the exiftool distribution to 'C:WINDOWS'(or any other directory in your PATH).

Now, if you have made the proper Windows associations for the'.pl' extension (an option in the ActivePerl installation), youcan run exiftool by typing 'exiftool.pl' at the'cmd.exe' prompt. Otherwise you should type'perl c:windowsexiftool.pl'.

Drag 'C:WINDOWSexiftool.pl' and'C:WINDOWSlib' into the Recycle bin. You should first confirmthat 'C:WINDOWSlib' contains only the 'File'and 'Image' sub-directories. Do not delete it if itcontains anything else.

If you have installed the BSDSDK package from the Xcode Developer Tools(ie. if you have the 'make' utility), you shouldfollow the install procedure for Unix platforms in the nextsection instead of the steps below. The Unix install has the advantage of makingthe ExifTool library available for your Perl scripts, as well as installing theman pages and POD documentation.

Otherwise, you have a choice of two packages to install: The MacOS package, orthe full Perl distribution. Both of the procedures below install the ExifToolfiles in the same location. Installing from the MacOS package is easier, but thefull distribution includes HTML documentation and some other files not includedin the MacOS package. Both versions run natively on PPC and Intel Macs.

MacOS Package

Download the ExifTool MacOS Package from the ExifTool home page.
(The file you download should be named 'ExifTool-12.22.dmg'.)
Install as a normal MacOS package.
(Open the disk image, double-click on the install package, and follow the instructions.See the second item in the Notes section below if you are stopped with an 'unidentified developer' message.)

You can now run exiftool by typing 'exiftool' in a Terminal window.

If this doesn't work, then it is likely you have an older version of MacOS for which/usr/local/bin isn't in the default PATH. To fix this, add the following line to your~/.profile settings using a text editor:

export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin

Full Perl Distribution

Download the Image-ExifTool distribution from the ExifTool home pageto your Desktop.
(The file you download should be named 'Image-ExifTool-12.22.tar.gz'.)
Launch the Terminal application from the Utilities folder in your Applications folder.
In the Terminal window, type the following:(Note: The last step above will require you to enter yourpassword.)

You can now run exiftool by typing 'exiftool' in a Terminal window.

Notes:

Both MacOS installation techniques outlined above placeexiftool and its lib directory in /usr/local/bin, while the standard Unix'make install' described below puts 'exiftool' in/usr/local/bin and the individual libraries in /Library/Perl/#.#.#, where '#.#.#' isyour Perl version. If both sets of libraries exist, /usr/local/bin/lib takesprecedence for exiftool, but /Library/Perl/#.#.# is the default for any otherPerl scripts.
In MacOS 10.8 or later, you may see this message when you try to open the install package:
'ExifTool-12.22.pkg' can't be opened because it is from anunidentified developer.
The solution is to control-click on the pkgthen select 'Open' from the pop-up menu instead of just double-clicking. An alternativeis to lower the security settings by changing 'Allow applications downloaded from' to'Anywhere' in the General 'Security & Privacy' System Preferences.(Read here orherefor a full description.)

Uninstalling

Launch the 'Terminal' application from the Applications Utilities folder.
Type 'open /usr/local/bin' (without the quotes) in the Terminalwindow, then press RETURN. (This opens a folder that you normally can't accessfrom MacOS.)
Drag 'exiftool' and 'lib' into the trash from the'bin' folder you opened. You should first confirm that'lib' contains only two sub-folders: 'File' and'Image'. If it contains anything else, don't trash it because youhave the wrong 'lib' folder.

Unix Platforms

Download the Image-ExifTool distribution from the ExifTool home page
(The file you download should be named 'Image-ExifTool-12.22.tar.gz'.)
Unpack the distribution and make it your current directory by typing:(At this point you may run exiftool by typing'./exiftool <image file name>'.)
Test and install ExifTool by typing:(Note: The 'make test' step is not required, butuseful because it runs a full suite of tests to verify that ExifTool is workingproperly on your system. The 'sudo make install' command requiresthat you have su access, and will prompt for your password. This will makeExifTool and its documentation accessible to all users on your system. If youdon't have su access, you can run ExifTool in your own account by moving'exiftool' and its 'lib' directory to any convenientlocation, preferably somewhere in your PATH.)

You can now run exiftool by typing 'exiftool'. Also, you canconsult the ExifTool documentation with commands like:

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Uninstalling

Type 'sudo make uninstall' from the distribution directory.
(Note: Unfortunately, newer systems may give an 'Uninstallis unsafe and deprecated' message even though uninstalling ExifTool is safebecause it has no dependencies. If this happens, the necessary commands toremove the installed files will be listed, and these commands must be runmanually.)