EXIF Viewer
See the camera, exposure, date and GPS metadata hiding inside a photo — parsed locally, never uploaded.
What Is the EXIF Viewer?
The EXIF Viewer parses the metadata block inside JPEG and TIFF photos and lays out the useful fields: camera make and model, lens, capture date, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, focal length, dimensions, software and — when present — the exact GPS location with a map link.
How It Works
Drop in a photo straight from a camera or phone. Screenshots and images re-saved by social apps usually have metadata stripped already.
When to Use It
Use it to recover shot settings, verify when and where a photo was taken, or audit what a photo reveals before sharing it.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why Does My Image Show No Data?
- PNG screenshots, exported graphics and photos passed through messaging or social apps typically have EXIF removed. Original JPEGs from cameras and phones carry the most metadata.
- Can It Remove The Metadata Too?
- Use the companion Image Metadata Remover to strip EXIF before publishing — this tool only reads it.
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