📋Image Metadata Viewer

View EXIF data, GPS coordinates, camera settings, and metadata from images.

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About Image Metadata Viewer

Extract and display all EXIF metadata embedded in your photos — including camera make and model, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, focal length, GPS coordinates, and date taken. All processing happens locally in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded to any server. Use it to review photo details, verify location data, or check privacy before sharing images online.

How to Use Image Metadata Viewer

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Step 1
Upload the image file you want to inspect — JPEG and TIFF files contain the richest EXIF data.
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Step 2
Browse the metadata table showing all available EXIF fields and values.
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Step 3
Note any sensitive data such as GPS coordinates and consider using a metadata stripper before sharing the image publicly.

Common Use Cases

Photographers reviewing camera settings used in specific shots for learning
Privacy-conscious users checking whether photos contain GPS location data
Photo editors verifying date, camera, and lens data for archival purposes
Journalists and investigators verifying the authenticity and origin of images

Frequently Asked Questions

What metadata does the viewer show?

The viewer displays all standard EXIF data including camera make/model, date/time taken, shutter speed, f-stop, ISO, focal length, flash status, GPS latitude/longitude, image dimensions, and color space.

Do all images contain EXIF data?

Not all images have EXIF data. Photos taken on cameras and smartphones typically contain rich EXIF metadata. Images that have been exported from design tools, compressed online, or explicitly stripped will have minimal or no metadata.

Can I use this to check if a photo contains GPS coordinates before sharing?

Yes. This is one of the most common privacy uses. The tool will show any embedded GPS coordinates so you can decide whether to strip the location data before posting online.