View Image Metadata and EXIF Data

Read EXIF data: camera, settings, date and GPS location.

Image Metadata Viewer

100% Private processing — your photos never leave your device

Click to upload or drag and drop imageSupports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP

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What does Image Metadata Viewer do?

Inspect the EXIF, IPTC and XMP metadata stored inside a photo — camera model, lens, exposure settings, capture date and, where present, GPS coordinates. Everything is read locally, so a photo with location data never leaves your device.

How to Use Image Metadata Viewer

1
Select a photoJPEG and TIFF carry the richest metadata.
2
Read the summaryCamera, exposure, date and location are grouped for you.
3
Expand the raw tagsEvery tag found in the file is listed underneath.

Key Features

Camera make, model, lens and firmware
Exposure triangle: aperture, shutter speed, ISO and focal length
Capture date and time, including the original timestamp
GPS coordinates with a warning about what they reveal
Full raw tag dump for anything the summary does not cover
Export the metadata as JSON

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EXIF data?

Exchangeable Image File Format — a block of metadata cameras and phones embed in a photo. It records the camera, lens, exposure settings, date, orientation and often the exact GPS location.

Can photos really reveal my location?

Yes, if location services were on when you took them. GPS coordinates in EXIF are accurate to a few metres. Most social platforms strip EXIF on upload, but files shared by email, messaging apps in "document" mode, or cloud links usually keep it.

How do I remove metadata from a photo?

Re-encode the image. Running it through our image compressor, resizer or converter produces a clean file with no EXIF, because the canvas only carries pixel data.

Why does my photo have no EXIF data?

Screenshots, PNG files, images edited by some apps and anything downloaded from a social network usually have none — it was either never written or stripped on upload.

100% Data Privacy

Metadata is read in your browser using a local parser. Photos containing GPS coordinates are never uploaded, so your location is not exposed to us or anyone else.