EXIF IPTC data (title, legend, and date) as text on pictures exported as jpeg files

[jcdur]

It would be very useful to have the possibility of writing some EXIF IPTC data such as title, legend, date...on pictures (maybe for a collection) before exporting them as jpeg files as it is possible for diaporamas.

[dj_paige]

What software are you referring to?

[Jean-Claude15A8]

Apologies, I beleived I was on the Lightroom CC forum !

[dj_paige]

No, this is not the Lightroom CC forum. There is no software named Lightroom CC, as Adobe has changed names on the software a couple of times and made things incredibly confusing for users like you who sometimes mistakenly post in the wrong forum because of this confusion.

So, what software are you using? I still don't know.

[Rob_Cullen]

Lightroom-Classic: You can 'write' any EXIF IPTC data UNDER a photo (on the border) with the Print module and "Print to a JPG file"!

But the text cannot be ON the image.

[Jean-Claude15A8]

Thanks a lot, I will try it.

[Jean-Claude15A8]

It is a request for Lightroom CC.

[DS256]

"It would be very useful to have the possibility of writing some EXIF IPTC data such as title, legend, date...on pictures (maybe for a collection) before exporting them as jpeg files as it is possible for diaporamas."

I just went through the same search recently since I wanted to embed the TITLE on each image.

So first, this would not really be a feature of LR Export which is simply saving your image to a particular format.

As someone else has pointed, you can add some metadata to the bottom of a print. I do this with the filename for all my prints so I can find the image later.

In terms of embedding information write in the image, there are two choices:

• With the Adobe subscription, you can use PhotoShop to do this. I don't know how you would specify a specific piece of metadata in a text object but there may be a plug-in for that.
• I ended up using Exif wMarker because I needed to batch assign the TITLE in metadata to the bottom of each exported JPG image I was using to create a Photo Essay. There are likely other products but Exif wMarker does what I need.

[jcdur · Accepted solution]

I found that I was looking for ! I have to export the diaporama as JPEG, tag "Exporter le diaporama JPEG" in french, a directory is created with all the pictures as separated jpeg files with the texts you had defined in the diaporama. Thank you all and thank you Lightroom !

English Translation: Export JPEG slideshow

For anyone else landing here this can be easily done using the LrC Sldieshow module

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/adding-overlays-slides.html