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EXIF Viewer — See Photo Metadata & GPS Location

Check what hidden data a photo contains before you share it — GPS location on a map, camera, lens, date taken, serial numbers and settings. Private, in-browser EXIF reader.

Runs on your device — nothing is uploaded

Find out what a photo is quietly telling people. Drop in an image and this viewer reads its EXIF, GPS, XMP and IPTC metadata — and flags anything that could identify you, like a location or serial number.

What you'll see

  • A privacy verdict at the top: red if the photo contains a GPS location or identifying fields, with a link to view the location on a map.
  • Camera summary: make, model, lens, date taken, shutter speed, aperture, ISO and focal length.
  • Every field, if you want the full list.

It reads JPG, HEIC (iPhone), PNG, WebP and TIFF. The file is read by your browser; nothing is uploaded.

What the fields mean

FieldWhat it reveals
GPS latitude / longitudeWhere the photo was taken, often accurate to a few metres
DateTimeOriginalThe exact moment the shutter fired
Make / ModelYour phone or camera model
BodySerialNumberA unique ID for your specific camera — links photos to one device
SoftwareThe app or firmware that last saved the file
Artist / Copyright / OwnerNameNames, if you've set them in your camera

Why it matters

A photo of your new car on a sales listing, taken on your driveway, can reveal your home address. A photo sent to an employer can reveal where you were on a sick day. Photojournalists and sellers routinely check before posting — it takes seconds.

"No metadata found"

That's good news: the photo has been stripped already (most social networks do this), or was saved by an app that doesn't write EXIF, such as a screenshot tool.

Next steps

  • Clean a photo before sharing with the EXIF remover.
  • Want this on your phone? Image Inspector for Android (coming soon) reads metadata, explains the privacy risks in plain English and exports clean copies — all on-device.

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