Image EXIF Viewer
Image EXIF Viewer is a free online tool for inspecting photo metadata. Upload a photo to see the camera model, capture time, and shooting parameters like aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focal length, plus any embedded GPS location, alongside basics such as file name, size, and dimensions.
Photos are parsed locally in your browser and never uploaded to a server; no account is needed. It is useful for photographers reviewing their settings, organizing photos by capture info, or checking for location data before sharing a picture.
How to Use
- Click to select a photo or drag and drop it onto the page
- Wait a moment while EXIF data is parsed in your browser
- Review the camera, shooting parameters, and capture time
- Check the GPS location section if the photo contains coordinates
FAQ
Is the EXIF viewer free?
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up and no usage limits.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. EXIF parsing happens entirely in your browser, so neither the photo nor its location data ever leaves your device.
Why does my image show no EXIF data?
Common reasons: messaging apps and social platforms strip metadata on upload; screenshots and images saved from web pages contain no EXIF; some editors remove metadata on export. Try the original file straight from your camera or phone.
Can GPS data in photos leak my location?
Yes. A geotagged photo can reveal exactly where it was taken, and sending the original file shares that data. Use this tool to check for GPS tags first, then strip metadata (for example by sharing a screenshot) before posting sensitive photos.