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EXIF Viewer (Photo Metadata)

View the EXIF metadata of a photo — camera, lens, exposure, ISO, date taken and GPS — and download a metadata-stripped copy. Read privately in your browser; no uploads.

Drop a JPG/photo here, or click to choose
Reads camera, exposure, date and GPS where present. Many social networks strip EXIF on upload, so some photos show little data. 100% private — read in your browser.

What is EXIF Viewer?

EXIF Viewer reads the hidden metadata stored inside a photo: the camera and lens, exposure settings, the date it was taken and, if present, the GPS location. You can also download a copy with all metadata removed for privacy. It runs entirely in your browser.

How EXIF Viewer works

How to view EXIF data

  1. Drop a photo (JPG usually carries the most metadata).
  2. Read the camera, exposure, date and GPS details.
  3. Optionally click Download copy without EXIF to strip the metadata.

Note: many social networks remove EXIF when you upload, so some photos will show little or no data.

Common uses

  • See what camera and settings took a photo
  • Check the date a photo was taken
  • Find or remove GPS location data
  • Strip metadata before sharing for privacy

Frequently asked questions

What is EXIF data?
Metadata embedded in photos — camera model, exposure, date and sometimes GPS coordinates.
Can I remove EXIF data?
Yes — use ‘Download copy without EXIF’ to get a clean version.
Is my photo uploaded?
No — metadata is read entirely in your browser.