EXIF Viewer
Every JPEG from a camera or phone can carry EXIF metadata: what device took it, the lens and exposure used, and when. Drop a JPEG in and this reads that metadata directly from the file bytes in your browser, so you can check what a photo reveals about itself before you share it — this is the read-only counterpart to a remover.
Drag JPEG image or click to upload
EXIF data is only extracted from JPEG files
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata stored in images by digital cameras. It includes camera model, capture settings, date, and more.
How to use
- Choose a JPEG photo.
- The tool reads its EXIF metadata automatically.
- Review camera, capture, and image details by category.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is there no data for my photo?
- Messaging apps and social networks commonly remove EXIF metadata when you download or share a photo, and non-JPEG formats may not carry it the same way.
- Is this the same as removing EXIF data?
- No — this only reads and displays the metadata. Use an EXIF remover if you want to strip it before sharing a photo.
Privacy
The photo is parsed in your browser and never leaves your device.
Related tools
- EXIF & Privacy Remover
Re-encode a JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF photo without its EXIF metadata, including GPS location, before you post or send it.
- Image Metadata Viewer
Check an image file's dimensions, format, file size, and any embedded camera or location details, all read locally in your browser.
- Image Converter
Convert images between PNG, JPG and WebP without uploading them. The file is decoded and re-encoded in your browser, so it never reaches a server.