Image EXIF Viewer

Inspect every hidden field in your photos - camera model, aperture, GPS coordinates, timestamp, editing history. Nothing leaves your device.

Every photo from a phone or digital camera carries a hidden data block alongside the pixels - EXIF, IPTC, and XMP fields recording exposure settings, device model, timestamp, and often GPS coordinates. This viewer parses that metadata locally in your browser and lays it out in readable form, letting you check what a photo reveals before you post it, verify a camera's settings from a shoot, or confirm a timestamp for a record. It only reads - if you want the metadata gone, use the EXIF Data Remover instead.

Runs in your browser // nothing is uploaded

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Details

Category
Images
Runs
In your browser
Files uploaded
No
Cost per run
Free
Sign-in
Not required
Works offline
Yes, once loaded

Last updated 2026-08-03

Common questions

What is EXIF data?

Metadata your camera or phone attaches to photos: date/time, GPS, camera model, lens, exposure, and more.

Why should I care?

GPS coordinates in photos can reveal your home address. Always review before sharing publicly.

Want to strip it?

Use our EXIF Data Remover tool for that - this one only reads.

Does it upload my photo?

No. Metadata is parsed and displayed entirely in your browser - the file is never sent anywhere.

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