EXIF Metadata Viewer
See exactly what's hidden in your photos - camera model, exposure settings, date taken, and GPS location - without uploading anything anywhere.
Drag & drop a photo, or browse
JPG and TIFF carry the most EXIF data
Initializing engine
Why check your photo's metadata?
Privacy check
See if GPS location is embedded before sharing online.
Photo credit
Verify camera settings and copyright info for portfolios.
Troubleshooting
Check capture settings to understand exposure issues.
What we can read from your photo
Camera
Make, model, lens, firmware/software version
Shooting settings
Aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, flash, white balance
Date & time
Original capture date, GPS timestamp
Location
GPS latitude, longitude, altitude with map preview
File info
Pixel dimensions, color space, orientation, EXIF version
Ownership
Artist name, copyright notice, description
Cameras store GPS data in a degrees/minutes/seconds (DMS) format inside the EXIF block - not as plain decimal coordinates. This tool converts that raw DMS data into standard decimal latitude and longitude, then renders it on an OpenStreetMap preview so you can see exactly where the photo was taken at a glance, without leaving the page.
Frequently asked questions
5 questionsThis usually means the photo was edited, screenshotted, or downloaded from a platform (like Instagram or WhatsApp) that strips metadata for privacy reasons before serving the file. PNG and GIF files also rarely carry EXIF data even straight from a camera.