EXIF Viewer
Image & MediaRead and display EXIF metadata from JPEG and TIFF images: camera model, GPS coordinates, exposure settings, ISO, focal length, and timestamps — all in browser.
About EXIF Viewer
Inspect every piece of metadata embedded in your JPEG or TIFF photos. Drop an image into the viewer and instantly see the full EXIF data: camera make and model, lens information, GPS coordinates (with a map link), exposure time, aperture, ISO, focal length, flash status, and the date the photo was taken. All parsing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript — your photos are never sent to a server.
Features
- ✓Parses EXIF, IPTC, and XMP metadata from JPEG and TIFF files
- ✓Displays camera make, model, and lens details
- ✓Shows GPS latitude and longitude with a map link
- ✓Reports exposure time, aperture (f-number), ISO, and focal length
- ✓Extracts original and digitized timestamps
- ✓Presents raw and human-readable tag values side by side
- ✓Fully client-side parsing — images never leave your browser
Common Use Cases
- Verify that GPS data has been stripped from photos before sharing online
- Identify the camera settings used to capture a specific shot
- Audit photos for sensitive embedded metadata before publication
- Cross-reference shoot timestamps when sorting or culling a photo collection
- Investigate whether an image has been edited or digitally modified
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhich file formats are supported?
The EXIF viewer supports JPEG and TIFF files. Most digital camera photos and smartphone photos are JPEG, which is where EXIF data is most commonly embedded.
QWhy is my photo showing no GPS data?
GPS data is only written when the camera or phone had location services enabled at the time of capture, and only if the data has not been stripped by a previous editing tool or privacy setting.
QCan I remove EXIF data from my photo?
This tool reads EXIF data but does not currently write or strip it. You can use the Image Converter or Photo Editor tool to export a copy of your image, which may not carry all original metadata.
QAre my photos uploaded to inspect the metadata?
No. All EXIF parsing is performed locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your image files are never transmitted to any server.