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Private browser-based EXIF viewer

EXIF Data Viewer to inspect image metadata, GPS tags, camera details, and timestamps

Use this free EXIF data viewer to view EXIF data and inspect image metadata directly in your browser. Check GPS location tags, camera model, lens information, image dimensions, file details, and timestamp data without uploads, accounts, or extra software.

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Viewer First

Check EXIF data, GPS tags, timestamps, and camera details quickly before you share or investigate an image.

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Read Only

Inspect metadata without changing the file here, then move to the editor only if you decide you need to modify or scrub it.

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What is EXIF data and image metadata?

EXIF data is a type of image metadata stored inside photo files. It can include timestamps, camera make and model, lens information, image dimensions, orientation, and GPS location tags. Not every file contains the same fields, but many photos from phones and cameras include at least some EXIF data automatically.

An EXIF data viewer helps you read that hidden information without changing the file. That makes it useful for privacy checks, verifying when and where a photo was taken, reviewing camera settings, and understanding what image metadata is attached before you publish or send an image.

Common questions about using an EXIF data viewer

How do I view EXIF data online?

Upload an image to the EXIF data viewer and inspect the metadata shown on the page. You can review image metadata such as GPS tags, camera make and model, timestamps, file details, image size, and many other hidden EXIF fields directly in your browser.

Can I check GPS metadata in a photo?

Yes. This EXIF data viewer can help you inspect GPS location metadata and map-based location information when those tags are present in the image. That makes it useful for privacy checks before sharing a photo.

Does this EXIF viewer upload my photos?

No. EXIFEditor.io is designed to work locally in your browser, so you can view image metadata and EXIF data without sending your file to a server.

What metadata can I see?

You can view EXIF data and image metadata such as GPS coordinates, timestamps, camera and lens information, image dimensions, orientation, file details, and other hidden photo metadata depending on the file format.

EXIF Viewer vs EXIF Editor

This page is built for viewing EXIF data online. It helps you inspect image metadata, GPS tags, timestamps, and camera details quickly and privately in your browser.

If you want to change, remove, or clean metadata, use the EXIF Editor. Keeping the viewer and editor separate helps you choose the right tool for either inspection or editing.

Supported image file types for EXIF data and image metadata viewing

This EXIF data viewer can be used to inspect image metadata from common image formats including JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, WebP, ICO, and PSD files. The amount of EXIF data shown depends on the format and the tags stored in the image.

JPEG and TIFF

Best for full EXIF metadata, including timestamps, camera details, and GPS tags.

PNG and WebP

Useful for checking file information and available embedded metadata where present.

GIF and BMP

Helpful for quick metadata inspection, dimensions, and format-level file details.

ICO and PSD

Useful when you need to inspect hidden image information in design or icon files.

Private browser-based EXIF data viewer

A big reason people search for an EXIF data viewer is to check what a photo reveals before sharing it. Images can contain location data, device details, timestamps, and other hidden metadata that are not visible in the picture itself.

This page focuses on private image metadata inspection in your browser, so you can review EXIF data locally. If you want to go further after checking the file, visit the EXIF Editor to remove or edit metadata.

Learn more about EXIF metadata

If you want to understand the metadata you are viewing, these pages are the best next steps.