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Using Automator to create "tag with exif2findertags" service #8

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RhetTbull opened this issue May 27, 2022 · 5 comments
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Using Automator to create "tag with exif2findertags" service #8

RhetTbull opened this issue May 27, 2022 · 5 comments

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@RhetTbull
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RhetTbull commented May 27, 2022

  1. Install exif2findertags with pipx install exif2findertags (after install pipx with homebrew if needed
  2. Install exiftool
  3. Add Finder and Automator to Full Disk Access (see screenshot for adding Finder)
  4. Built an Automator workflow like in attached screenshots.
  5. Run it from Finder with Services menu.
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Add Finder and Automator to Full Disk Access in System Preferences | Security & Privacy | Fill Disk Acces
Screen Shot 2022-05-26 at 8 29 06 PM
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To add Finder, you may need to search for Finder after click the "+"
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Find full path to exif2findertags. Will look something like this if installed with pipx:

$ which exif2findertags
/Users/rhet/.local/bin/exif2findertags

Find full path to exiftool:

$ which exiftool
/usr/local/bin/exiftool

Create a new Automator workflow with the Run shell script action with the following command. Use the "Quick Action" template when selecting "New" from Automator:

Screen Shot 2022-05-26 at 8 39 42 PM

Users/rhet/.local/bin/exif2findertags --exiftool-path /usr/local/bin/exiftool --tag-value IPTC:Keywords "$@"
  • Replace the path to exif2findertags with your path from above and likewise for path to exiftool
  • Add any options you want exif2findertags to execute
  • Select Pass input as argument and Workflow receives files or folders from Finder as noted in screenshot

Screen Shot 2022-05-26 at 8 39 12 PM

@RhetTbull
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Now you can run the action from the Services menu in Finder on any image file:

Screen Shot 2022-05-26 at 8 42 00 PM

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ajnart commented May 7, 2023

You should make this a github wiki article instead I think. There you can have actual documentation, just enable it in the repository settings.

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