Image EXIF Data Viewer
View the hidden EXIF metadata stored inside a JPEG photo, camera model, exposure settings, and sometimes GPS location, directly in your browser.
About this image exif data viewer
Photos taken on phones often embed far more information than you can see at a glance, camera settings, timestamp, and sometimes the exact GPS coordinates of where the photo was taken. This tool reveals all of it.
How image exif data viewer works
The tool reads the EXIF data block embedded in the JPEG file and displays every tag it finds: camera model, exposure settings, timestamp, and GPS coordinates if present.
Common uses
- Checking if a photo contains GPS location data before sharing it
- Verifying when and with what camera a photo was taken
- Investigating a photo's original capture settings
How to use this tool
- Choose a JPEG photo.
- Click View EXIF Data.
- Review the camera, exposure, timestamp, and location details shown.
What to know before using it
PNG files, screenshots, and many images that have been edited or re-saved typically have no EXIF data at all, since it is a JPEG-specific feature that gets stripped during editing.
Privacy and browser-first processing
Your photo is read entirely inside your browser tab and is never uploaded to this server, which matters here especially since EXIF data can include your exact location.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my PNG or screenshot show no EXIF data?
EXIF is a JPEG-specific feature. PNGs, screenshots, and many edited or re-exported images do not carry this metadata at all.
Can I see exactly where a photo was taken?
If the photo's GPS data was not stripped, yes, this tool will show the embedded coordinates, which is exactly why it is worth checking before posting sensitive photos publicly.