EXIF & Image Metadata Viewer

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How to use EXIF & Image Metadata Viewer

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    Upload any digital photo (JPEG, JPG, TIFF, or camera raw export).

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    Instantly view camera make, model, lens model, and firmware version.

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    Review exposure metrics: Aperture (F-number), Shutter Speed, ISO sensitivity, and Focal Length.

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    If the photo was taken with location enabled, view exact GPS latitude/longitude and open the location directly in Google Maps or OpenStreetMap.

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    Export the complete metadata as a formatted JSON file or copy it to your clipboard.

Why use this tool?

Strict Local Privacy

Photos are decoded entirely in your browser using binary array buffer parsing. Sensitive GPS locations and personal timestamps never travel across the network.

Detailed Photographic Insights

Great for photographers, investigators, and tech enthusiasts wanting to analyze camera equipment, optical settings, and shooting technique.

One-Click Map Integration

Direct links to Google Maps and OpenStreetMap let you verify exactly where a photo was captured on a satellite map.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my photo show "No EXIF Detected"?

Social media platforms like Instagram, WhatsApp, X (Twitter), and Facebook automatically strip EXIF metadata when you send or upload photos to protect your privacy. Original camera photos transferred via AirDrop, USB, Google Drive, or email will contain the full metadata.

Can I remove EXIF data after viewing it?

Yes! If you want to share a photo without revealing your camera model or GPS coordinates, use our Image Metadata Remover tool to strip all metadata with one click.

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