Free EXIF Data Viewer
See every EXIF tag embedded in a photo - camera settings, timestamps, GPS coordinates, and more — nothing is uploaded, everything is read entirely in your browser. Want to remove it instead? Try the EXIF Data Remover, or see a quick summary with the Image Metadata Viewer.
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Your photo is read entirely on your device using JavaScript - it never leaves your browser. EXIF is only present in JPEG files.
EXIF tags
How to view a photo's EXIF data
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Add your JPEG photo
Click "Browse for a JPEG photo" or drag a file in directly.
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View the tags
Every embedded EXIF field is listed automatically, right in your browser.
Example use cases
Checking camera settings on a shot
See the exposure, aperture, ISO, and focal length used for a photo.
Verifying a photo's location or timestamp
Check embedded GPS or date data before publishing an image.
Auditing privacy before sharing a photo
See exactly what's embedded in a file before you send it to someone.
Frequently asked questions
Why does it say no EXIF data was found?
Only JPEGs commonly carry EXIF. Many photos have it stripped by messaging apps, social media, or image editors before you get the file, and PNG/WebP files don't use this format at all.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. The file is parsed entirely in your browser using JavaScript - it never leaves your device.
Does this show GPS location?
If the photo has embedded GPS coordinates, they're listed among the tags - be mindful of location privacy before sharing photos that include this.
Can I remove this data instead of just viewing it?
Yes - use the EXIF Data Remover to strip it out and download a clean copy.