Automatic Copyright info in Metadata

[fishbloodstiffs]

I am new to Affinity Photo, after being a PS user for 7+ years. Now in PS I can auto add copyright info I.E my details to the metadata to an open document, existing document etc. Is there a way of doing this in Affinity Photo 2 please? Instead of having to do it manually to every manipulation I do. 

[h_d]

Hi @fishbloodstiffs and welcome!

 There's a Metadata panel under the Window menu in the Photo Persona which isn't open by default. If you open it, you can add IPTC, rights information and more.

 

You can then use the 'burger' drop-down in the same panel to export the metadata:

Next time you open an image, choose Import from XMP, navigate to your saved XMP file and choose to Open it, and the same rights information will appear in the Metadata  panel. Save the new file, rinse and repeat.

Similar arrangement in Develop Persona.

Add: for more info search the Help for 'Metadata'

[fishbloodstiffs]

11 hours ago, h_d said:

Hi @fishbloodstiffs and welcome!

 There's a Metadata panel under the Window menu in the Photo Persona which isn't open by default. If you open it, you can add IPTC, rights information and more.

 

You can then use the 'burger' drop-down in the same panel to export the metadata:

Next time you open an image, choose Import from XMP, navigate to your saved XMP file and choose to Open it, and the same rights information will appear in the Metadata  panel. Save the new file, rinse and repeat.

Similar arrangement in Develop Persona.

Add: for more info search the Help for 'Metadata'

Hi mate, thank you for your reply, but again it is still manually done, not automatically.  In ps as soon as I open a document even if it is blank the copyright metadata is automatically there embedded. This incorporates a script that starts as soon as a document is opened which activates an action that imports the copyright metadata info without me even having to think or worry about it. I was just wondering if there was a way to do that in Affinity Photo without having to manully import or do anything but just open a document.