XMPMetadaten
XMP metadata, short for Extensible Metadata Platform, is a technology developed by Adobe that provides a standardized way to store and exchange metadata about digital media. Introduced to enable consistent labeling across different applications and file formats, XMP uses a flexible, XML-based data model to describe information such as titles, creators, rights, subjects, and technical properties.
Technically, XMP is built on RDF (Resource Description Framework) expressed in XML. Metadata can be embedded
XMP relies on a system of namespaces to organize properties. Common namespaces include Dublin Core (for general
Applications of XMP span photography, publishing, archiving, and multimedia workflows. It is widely supported by professional