View EXIF, GPS, and camera data from your images
Extract and view all metadata from your images including EXIF data, GPS location, camera settings, and more. Perfect for photographers, journalists, and anyone who wants to know what information is hidden in their photos.
Click or drag & drop your image to upload:
Most photos carry hidden information called metadata. The most common type is EXIF data, which cameras and phones add automatically when you take a picture. It can include:
A photo taken at home can reveal where you live, and a photo from your phone can show exactly when and where you were. Before you post a picture publicly or send the original file, check what it contains. Metadata is also useful for photographers who want to review their camera settings, and for anyone who wants to check where and when a picture was taken.
This tool lets you view metadata. It does not edit your file. To remove it, you can:
Many social networks remove metadata when you upload, but not all do, and sending a photo by email or as a file often keeps it intact.
No. The metadata is read in your browser, and your image is never uploaded. The only exception is the city name for a GPS location: when a photo contains GPS coordinates, those coordinates are sent to the OpenStreetMap service to look up the place name. The image itself is not sent.
You can use JPG, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WebP and GIF images up to 50 MB. JPG and TIFF photos from cameras and phones usually contain the most metadata.
Screenshots, images saved from websites, and photos sent through many messaging apps usually have their metadata removed or never had any. Editing programs can also strip it when you save or export.
Yes, if the photo contains GPS data. The tool shows the coordinates, a map and the nearest city and country. Photos taken with location services turned off will not have this information.
Yes. You can download the metadata of an image as a JSON or CSV file.
No. The tool only reads metadata and never changes your original file. Use one of the methods above if you need to remove metadata before sharing.