Fix wrong photo dates from any device, app, or cloud — instantly.
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Simple 3-step guide to fixing your photo dates
Works with Google Photos, Apple Photos, WhatsApp, Messenger & device backups — as long as they're in a ZIP.
No settings, no decisions — just wait for the progress bar:
Click Download, unzip the file, and enjoy perfectly named photos in true chronological order.
Start free. Upgrade when you're ready to restore everything.
Currently available for Windows. MacOS version planned for late 2026.
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$19/mo
Desktop Version
$79/yr
Desktop Version
$199
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Some people fix a single ZIP, export, or Takeout — and never need the tool again. Others fix new batches every year as phones, clouds, and apps evolve. Subscriptions keep the app sustainable and continuously updated, while Lifetime rewards loyal users fairly.
Clear answers to help you feel confident from the first click.
Yes. PDR is built for real-world chaos: Google Photos, iCloud, WhatsApp, Messenger, OneDrive, Takeout ZIPs, SD cards, old phones, scanned prints and more.
PDR uses layered detection and reconstruction. If valid metadata exists, it fixes it. If filenames hold clues, it restores them. If nothing exists, PDR applies consistent fallback logic to rebuild chronological order.
Web preview uses temporary processing only and deletes files after download. The desktop app runs entirely on your own computer — your photos never leave your device.
No. You prepare exports once, then drag folders into PDR and let it do the work. Most libraries process in minutes, not days.
Yes. Old Androids, early iPhones, digital cameras, WhatsApp backups, Google Takeout dumps, SD cards and scanned albums are all part of the design brief.
You're never locked in. Start with the free web preview. Choose Monthly, Yearly, or Lifetime when you're ready — all plans are available immediately.
Because the problem is messy, technical, and unglamorous. Most developers avoid it. PDR was built because someone finally cared enough to solve it properly.
Photo Date Rescue is currently available for Windows. A MacOS version is planned for late 2026.
No — PDR is a desktop application (currently Windows; macOS planned for late 2026). Photo libraries large enough to warrant a tool like PDR aren't realistic to process on a phone, and running locally on a real machine is what keeps your photos private.
Not anymore. PDR is a full premium photo library suite — one-click date repair is one feature among many. You also get AI face & name recognition, metadata search (by date, location, person, or any tag), custom library structures, automatic memory collections, and a Date Editor for fine-grained corrections.
Yes — for face recognition and tagging — but it runs entirely on your computer. Your photos and the AI model never leave your device, no cloud, no account, no training anyone else's model.
