Image Metadata Viewer
See the EXIF data hidden in a photo: camera, date, settings and GPS location.
Loading tool
This tool runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
About Image Metadata Viewer
Image Metadata Viewer reads the EXIF information stored inside JPG photos, and the text chunks inside PNG files, and lists them in plain language. If a photo contains GPS coordinates, you will see them highlighted.
For checking what a photo reveals before you post it, and for photographers reviewing camera settings.
What it does
- Camera make, model, lens and exposure settings
- Date taken and orientation
- GPS location warning
- Read entirely on your device
How to use Image Metadata Viewer
- Choose an image.
- Read the metadata table.
- Use Image Metadata Remover if you want a clean copy.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my photo contain a location?
Phones often save GPS coordinates when location is enabled for the camera app.
Is the image uploaded to read it?
No. The file is read by your browser only.
Limits and privacy
Reads EXIF from JPG and WebP, and text chunks from PNG. Maker notes and XMP details are not decoded.
Everything happens on your device, so your content never reaches our server.