EXIF Viewer
Inspect the hidden metadata in a photo: camera model, date taken, GPS location and more.
Drag & drop a photo here, or click to browse
No uploads. Your files stay on your device.
This photo contains GPS coordinates, so sharing the original file reveals where it was taken. You can strip that with the EXIF Remover before sharing.
✓ This photo carries no hidden metadata, so it is safe to share as it is. That is normal for screenshots, PNG graphics, and photos re-saved by social media or messaging apps.
This photo knows where it was taken
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How it works
Drop a photo and this tool reads its hidden EXIF metadata entirely in your browser: the file is loaded into an ArrayBuffer with the FileReader API and parsed locally by the exifr library, so nothing is ever uploaded. You'll see the camera and lens, exposure settings, the exact moment the photo was taken and — if the camera recorded it — the GPS location where it was shot, shown in large type at the top. JPEG, TIFF, HEIC and raw camera files carry the most metadata, and they are all accepted here even when your browser cannot show a preview of them; screenshots and images re-saved by social media usually carry none. If you find something you'd rather not share, the companion EXIF Remover strips all metadata and gives you a clean copy.