EXIF Viewer

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Reveal the metadata hiding inside your photos — camera, exposure settings, capture date and GPS coordinates — parsed entirely in your browser.

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Key features

  • Camera panel with make, model, lens and editing software when present.
  • Exposure panel: aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, flash, white balance, metering mode and program.
  • Date taken and GPS latitude/longitude, with a one-click Open in Google Maps link.
  • Quick tiles for megapixels, orientation and file size, plus a preview of the photo.
  • Powered by the exifr library running locally — no upload, no account.

How it works

  1. Drop Your Photo

    JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF or WEBP; parsing starts immediately.

  2. Browse The Panels

    Camera, Exposure, Date and Location sections appear only if that data actually exists.

  3. Open The GPS Link

    Coordinates come with a Google Maps shortcut for quick verification.

  4. Check Another Shot

    Remove the file and drop the next one; nothing is stored between sessions.

Tips for better results

  • Screenshots and images re-saved by messengers or social networks usually have EXIF stripped — an empty result is normal.
  • Check the GPS panel before sharing photos taken at home; coordinates can pinpoint your address.
  • This is a read-only inspector: it cannot edit or strip metadata. Re-encoding a photo elsewhere is what removes it.
  • HEIC photos may not preview on non-Safari browsers, but metadata parsing can still succeed.

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