See all EXIF data stored in your image and strip it for privacy protection.
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Image Metadata Viewer reveals the hidden EXIF data stored inside a photo — camera model, shutter speed, aperture, date taken, and sometimes GPS location — information most people never see because it's invisible in normal photo viewing. Upload your image and browse every metadata field the file contains. Photographers use it to check their own camera settings after a shoot, while anyone sharing a photo online can use it to check whether sensitive details like location data are embedded before posting publicly.
Drop your photo into the box. The file is read locally in your browser — it never leaves your device.
The tool surfaces everything stored inside: camera model, settings, timestamps, and any GPS coordinates.
Look for location data first — that's the field most people don't realize they're sharing.
Strip what you don't want to publish (the remover tool is one click away) or keep the technical details for your records.
Full EXIF visibility — camera settings, dates, and hidden GPS — read entirely on your own device.
See camera model, exposure settings, and date taken.
Check whether GPS coordinates are embedded before sharing.
Useful for photographers reviewing their own shot settings.
Reading metadata happens in your browser — your photo is never uploaded.
Check unlimited images at no cost.
EXIF is data embedded in a photo by the camera or phone, including settings like aperture, shutter speed, and sometimes GPS location.
If GPS data is embedded, this tool will show it. Use our EXIF Data Remover if you want to strip it before sharing.
Yes, this tool is completely free with no limit on how many images you check.
No. This tool only displays metadata — it doesn't change or remove anything from the file.
No. The image is read entirely in your browser, so it stays private.
View and remove image EXIF metadata