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gphotos-takeout-repair

v1.4.0

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Transform a Google Photos export (created with Takeout) into a useful directory of files.

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Keywords

google-photostakeoutexifexport

Readme

gphotos-takeout-repair CI npm version

Transform a Google Photos export (created with Takeout) into a useful directory of files.

The output is a directory of files (with folder structure retained) suitable for use as a traditional photo library, where there are no JSON files or duplicate "edited" versions, and files have suitable Date Created timestamps.

For example given the following files in the source directory:

| Filename | Date Created | Description | | --------------------- | ------------------- | ----------------------------- | | IMG_0001-edited.jpg | Takeout export date | Edited version of the file | | IMG_0001.jpg | Takeout export date | Original version of the file | | IMG_0001.jpg.json | Takeout export date | Metadata information for file | | IMG_0002.mp4 | Takeout export date | Original version of the file | | IMG_0002.mp4.json | Takeout export date | Metadata information for file |

The output in the destination directory will be:

| Filename | Date Created | Description | | -------------- | ---------------------------- | ---------------------------- | | IMG_0001.jpg | "Photo taken" date from JSON | Edited version of the file | | IMG_0002.mp4 | "Photo taken" date from JSON | Original version of the file |

Features

  • Copies files to destination directory using photoTakenTime from the JSON file
  • Copies the (usually best) "edited" version where possible to prevent duplicates
  • Retains source directory folder structure to handle Takeout's exporting of albums
  • Handles many common Takeout export filename and encoding issues (view tests)

Install

npm install -g gphotos-takeout-repair

Usage

gphotos-takeout-repair --src ./unzipped-takeout-dir --dest ./output-dir

Related

  • https://github.com/TheLastGimbus/GooglePhotosTakeoutHelper
  • https://github.com/m1rkwood/google-photos-takeout-scripts
  • https://github.com/mattwilson1024/google-photos-exif
  • https://github.com/garzj/google-photos-migrate