Image EXIF Viewer

What is the Image EXIF Viewer?

This tool reads and displays all EXIF metadata embedded in your photos. Digital cameras and smartphones store detailed information inside every photo, including camera make and model, lens details, exposure settings, GPS coordinates, timestamps, and editing software. This viewer parses all of that data and presents it in organized sections. You can also strip all EXIF metadata from a photo to protect your privacy before sharing it online. Everything runs locally in your browser — your images are never uploaded to any server.

How to Use

1. Upload a JPEG photo by clicking the drop zone or dragging a file onto it.
2. The tool instantly parses and displays all available EXIF data organized by category.
3. Click any value to copy it to your clipboard.
4. If GPS coordinates are found, click the Google Maps link to see the photo location.
5. Click Strip EXIF Data to remove all metadata, then download the cleaned file.

EXIF Data Sections

• Camera — Make, Model, Lens, Serial Number
• Settings — ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed, Focal Length, Flash, Metering
• Image — Width, Height, Orientation, Color Space, Resolution
• GPS — Latitude, Longitude, Altitude (with Google Maps link)
• Date — Date Taken, Date Digitized, Date Modified
• Software — Editing software used on the photo

Privacy Tips

• Always strip EXIF data before posting photos publicly if you do not want to reveal your location.
• Most social media platforms strip EXIF automatically, but forums, blogs, and cloud storage often do not.
• Check photos before uploading to classified ads or real-estate listings — they often contain home GPS coordinates.