EXIF viewer
See the camera, date and GPS hidden in a photo.
About EXIF viewer
Every photo carries hidden data: the camera and lens, exposure settings, the exact time, the editing software, and often the GPS location. See all of it in plain language, with the location on a map link, before you decide whether to share the file.
- Screenshots and images saved from the web usually have little or no EXIF.
- Most social networks strip EXIF on upload, but email and cloud links do not.
- RAW files from cameras are supported for the common brands.
How to use it
- 1Drop a photo.
- 2Read the camera, exposure, date, software and location fields.
- 3Use Remove metadata if you want it stripped before sharing.
Questions
- Why does my photo have no EXIF?
- It was likely saved by an app that strips metadata, such as WhatsApp or a screenshot tool.
- Can I edit the fields?
- This tool reads only. Use Remove metadata to delete them.
- Is my photo uploaded?
- No. Everything runs in your browser, so your files never leave your device.