EXIF Viewer
Inspect every piece of EXIF metadata — camera, lens, and exact GPS coordinates.
How to use the exif viewer
- Drop a photo.
- The tool reads its metadata locally and lists camera, settings and GPS.
- Check the location section — if coordinates exist, the photo can reveal where it was taken.
- Use the EXIF Remover before sharing if needed.
Frequently asked questions
What is EXIF and why should I care?
EXIF is metadata embedded by cameras: model, date, settings — and often GPS coordinates. If you share the raw file, anyone can read where and when it was taken.
Which formats carry EXIF?
JPEG and TIFF mainly. PNG, WebP and screenshots usually carry none. The viewer also tells you when a file has no EXIF at all.
Does viewing metadata here expose my photo?
No — parsing happens in your browser. The photo is never transmitted.