View EXIF, GPS & Hidden Image Metadata Instantly
Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF and HEIC.
View camera settings, GPS location, technical image information and more.
Works completely inside your browser. No data is ever uploaded.
Complete Metadata Analysis Toolkit
📷 Camera Details
Read ISO, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, make, model, and lens information from embedded EXIF data.
📍 GPS Coordinates
Extract latitude, longitude, and altitude data. View exactly where a photo was taken on an interactive Google Map.
📅 Date Taken
Check the exact original timestamp of when a photo was captured, digitized, or last modified.
⚙ Technical Data
View raw PNG chunks, color profiles, bit depths, compression methods, and technical file structures.
❌ Remove Metadata
Strip out all hidden GPS and EXIF data with one click to generate a clean, safe-to-share copy of your image.
⚖ Compare Images
Upload two or more photos and compare their camera settings, dates, and resolutions side-by-side.
📂 Batch Processing
Select multiple files at once. Easily switch between them using our fast thumbnail strip interface.
📦 ZIP Export
Export your metadata into CSV, PDF, or JSON. Batch download everything instantly in a single ZIP file.
Metadata Viewer
Upload Image(s)
Drag & drop Image(s) here
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How It Works
Follow this simple guide to reveal the hidden data in your photos.
Upload Image(s)
Upload one or multiple images by dragging and dropping them. The tool supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, and HEIC files.
Automatic Detection
The tool automatically scans the image locally in your browser to detect:
- EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format)
- GPS Location Information
- Camera & Lens settings
- Technical formatting metadata
View Results
If metadata exists, you'll see a detailed breakdown including Camera Make, GPS coordinates, Date Taken, and Exposure settings.
Otherwise, you'll still get a detailed report of the image's Width, Height, Bit Depth, and PNG/JPEG Technical Information.
Export or Remove
Export your data in CSV, PDF, JSON, or download a Batch ZIP file. Alternatively, use the Remove Metadata button to download a completely clean copy of your photo.
Warning: Social Media & Screenshots
Some platforms and actions automatically remove all EXIF metadata for privacy or compression reasons. You will usually not find GPS or Camera EXIF in images from:
Upload an Image and Discover Its Hidden Metadata
Understanding Your Image Metadata
Every image contains different types of metadata. Depending on how the photo was captured and whether its metadata has been preserved, your report may include one or more of the categories below.
Camera Information
Learn exactly how the photo was captured. Our tool extracts camera-related EXIF metadata such as:
- Make & model (Canon, Apple, etc.)
- Lens model & focal length
- ISO sensitivity
- Aperture (F-number)
- Shutter speed & exposure
- White balance & flash
Useful for:
Professional photographers, camera comparisons, learning, and image verification.
GPS & Location
Discover where the photo was taken. If GPS metadata exists, you'll see:
- Latitude & Longitude
- Altitude
- GPS timestamp
- Compass direction
- Interactive Google Maps preview
Useful for:
Travel photography, property documentation, drone images, field surveys, and investigations.
Image Information
View the basic properties of the image itself. This section may include:
- Image width & height
- Resolution
- Orientation
- Color space
- Pixel dimensions
Useful for:
Designers, web developers, bloggers, and print preparation.
Technical Metadata
Explore the hidden technical details stored inside the image file. Depending on the format, this includes:
- Bit depth & compression method
- Color type & interlace method
- MIME type & file format info
- Software used
- PNG chunk details (PNG files)
Useful for:
Developers, image optimization, file debugging, and rendering diagnostics.
Date & Time Information
When available, this helps determine when a photo was actually taken rather than when it was copied or uploaded:
- Original capture date
- Digitized date
- Last modified date
- GPS timestamp
Useful for:
Establishing timelines, verifying authenticity, journalism, and organizing archives.
File Information
Every uploaded image includes general file information. This is always available, even without EXIF data:
- File name & file size
- File type extension
- MIME type
- Upload date (browser session)
Useful for:
Organizing files, verifying correct web formats, and checking upload size limits.
Why Some Categories May Be Missing
Not every image contains every type of metadata. You may only see technical information if:
- The image is a screenshot.
- The image was downloaded from social media.
- WhatsApp, Facebook, or Instagram removed it.
- The image was edited or exported for the web.
- The camera never recorded GPS or EXIF data.
This is completely normal and does not indicate a problem with the tool.
Real World Uses
See how professionals and enthusiasts use metadata daily.
Real Estate
Extract exact property GPS coordinates to generate automatic mapping for listings.
Insurance
Verify timestamps and original capture dates of incident or damage photos.
Drone Photography
Read GPS Altitude and precise coordinates from aerial mapping shots.
Journalism
Check EXIF integrity to confirm sources and detect tampered or edited images.
Digital Evidence
Law enforcement and investigators utilize metadata to establish physical timelines.
Travel
Recall the exact tourist spot or mountain peak by plotting photo coordinates.
Photography
Review historical aperture and ISO settings to reproduce the perfect lighting.
Developers
Inspect PNG chunks, compression types, and bit depths to optimize web rendering.