Image Metadata (EXIF) Viewer

View EXIF tags from JPEG photos: camera model, exposure, GPS, ISO and more.

Reads the EXIF block embedded in JPEG files and shows the most useful tags: Make, Model, DateTimeOriginal, ExposureTime, FNumber, ISO, Orientation, focal length and GPS-info offset. Parsing happens entirely in your browser via DataView.

Common use cases

  • See exactly which camera / lens / settings were used to capture a photo
  • Confirm the timestamp on a photo before submitting it as evidence
  • Audit photos for accidentally-leaking GPS data before publishing
  • Verify a JPEG's orientation tag when an image looks rotated unexpectedly

Frequently asked questions

Why no EXIF on my PNG/WebP?
PNG and most WebP files don't embed EXIF — only JPEGs (and a few HEIC/TIFF variants) do. Try a photo straight from a phone or DSLR.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The EXIF block is parsed locally as an ArrayBuffer — your photo never leaves the browser tab.
Why don't I see GPS coordinates?
GPS lives in a sub-IFD. We surface its offset (GPSInfoIFD) so you can drill in; many phones strip GPS automatically when photos are shared.

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