EXIF Data Viewer
Reveal the hidden metadata inside JPEGs: camera, lens, exposure, GPS, and timestamps.
Read EXIF metadata from JPEG photos in your browser. Free EXIF viewer with camera, lens, GPS, exposure and timestamp tags.
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About EXIF Viewer
Reveal the hidden metadata inside JPEGs: camera, lens, exposure, GPS, and timestamps.
Select a JPEG and its EXIF table appears: make, model, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter, ISO, capture time — and GPS coordinates when the camera recorded them. Binary blobs are summarized, not dumped.
Empty results usually mean a social app or editor stripped the metadata (most do on upload). GPS data is a privacy signal: check before sharing originals publicly. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Where it is used
Verifying photo authenticity, recovering shoot settings to replicate a look, auditing location leaks before publishing, and learning exposure.
How to use the EXIF Viewer
- Select Photo (JPEG/TIFF) — select a file (image/jpeg,.jpg,.jpeg,.tiff) — JPEG or TIFF up to 25 MB. Files never leave your browser..
- Calculate — press the Calculate button to see the result instantly above.
Formula
Parse JPEG APP1 segment → IFD entries → human-readable tag table.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Why do some photos show no EXIF?
- Messengers and social networks strip metadata on upload for size and privacy. Originals straight from the camera have the richest tags.
- Can EXIF prove when a photo was taken?
- Only weakly — timestamps are editable. Treat EXIF as a clue, not evidence, in disputes.
- Does this work on PNG or WebP?
- No. EXIF is a JPEG/TIFF construct. The tool tells you so instead of failing silently.