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EXIF Viewer

See the camera, exposure, date and GPS metadata hiding inside a photo — parsed locally, never uploaded.

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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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