EXIF Metadata Viewer

View hidden metadata in your photos. GPS location, camera model, settings, date taken — all visible instantly. Remove EXIF data for privacy. Free, all in your browser.

About EXIF Metadata Viewer

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data is metadata embedded in photos by digital cameras and smartphones. Every JPEG and TIFF image can contain hidden information about how, when, and where the photo was taken.

  • Camera Info: Make, model, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length
  • GPS Location: Latitude, longitude, altitude where the photo was taken
  • Timestamps: Date and time the photo was captured
  • Copyright: Artist name, copyright notices embedded by the camera
  • Privacy Risk: GPS data in shared photos can reveal home addresses, travel patterns, and sensitive locations

🔒 All processing is done in your browser. Your images never leave your device. The EXIF stripping feature lets you remove all metadata before sharing photos online.

Note: EXIF metadata is only present in JPEG and TIFF files. PNG and WebP images do not support EXIF data. Some social media platforms strip EXIF automatically upon upload.

About EXIF Metadata Viewer

View and remove hidden metadata from your photos. See GPS coordinates, camera model, lens, exposure settings, date taken, and more. Strip EXIF data to protect your privacy before sharing photos online. All in your browser.

GPS Location Data

See exactly where a photo was taken — latitude, longitude, and altitude. Click to view on Google Maps.

Camera & Lens Info

Camera make/model, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO — all shooting parameters revealed.

Privacy Protection

Strip all EXIF metadata before sharing photos. Remove GPS, camera serial numbers, and timestamps.

In-Browser Processing

Uses exif-js library. Photos never leave your device. No uploads, no servers, complete privacy.

📋 Common Use Cases

Checking Photo Authenticity

Inspect EXIF data to verify when and with what device a photo was taken, useful for journalism or forensic review.

Reviewing Camera Settings

Extract aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focal length from sample images to study how a particular shot was composed.

Stripping Location Before Sharing

Identify GPS coordinates embedded in vacation photos before posting online to avoid unintentionally revealing your home address.

Organizing Photo Libraries

Batch-extract timestamps and camera metadata to sort and catalog large photo collections by date or equipment.

🪜 How to Use This Tool

  1. Upload an image
    Select a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC photo from your device — nothing is uploaded to any server.
  2. Browse the metadata panel
    Review the extracted EXIF fields organized by category: camera info, GPS, timestamps, and file properties.
  3. View GPS location on map
    If coordinates are embedded, see the photo's location plotted on an interactive map.
  4. Copy or export EXIF data
    Export the complete metadata as JSON or copy individual fields for documentation or archival purposes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this data tool free?▼
Yes. All data tools are completely free. No signup needed.
Is my data sent to a server?▼
No. All data processing happens in your browser. Your JSON, CSV, SQL, and text data never leaves your device.
Can these handle large files?▼
JSON formatter and CSV tools comfortably handle files up to ~10MB in browser. Performance depends on your device for larger datasets.

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