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View complete EXIF metadata of any image — camera model, lens, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, GPS location, and more. Strip metadata for privacy before sharing.
Every photo contains hidden data — from the camera settings used to capture it, to the exact GPS coordinates where it was taken. This metadata (called EXIF data) is automatically embedded by cameras and smartphones, but can reveal personal information you may not want to share.
The metadata viewer extracts camera model, lens, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, GPS coordinates, date taken, software used, copyright info, and more — depending on what's embedded in the image.
Yes. Click 'Strip Metadata' to create a clean version of your image without EXIF data. This is useful for privacy — it removes GPS coordinates, camera info, and other personal data before sharing.
No. All metadata extraction happens entirely in your browser. Your images never leave your device.
EXIF data is most commonly found in JPEG images. PNG, WebP, and GIF images may contain some metadata but typically less than JPEG. HEIC images from iPhones contain rich EXIF data.
Yes, completely free. No sign-up required, no usage limits.
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View EXIF data, camera info, GPS location, and more