EXIF Viewer
Read every EXIF tag from a JPEG: camera and lens, shutter / aperture / ISO, exposure mode, focal length, white balance, date taken, software used, IPTC fields, GPS coordinates with a link to OpenStreetMap, and more. Use Strip EXIF & download to re-encode the image with metadata removed — perfect before sharing online.
Photos are parsed and re-encoded entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How to use this exif viewer
- Drop or click to upload a JPG (most cameras, including phones, embed EXIF).
- Read tags grouped by Camera, Lens, Exposure, Date, GPS and more.
- If GPS is present, click 'View on OpenStreetMap' to see where it was taken.
- Click Strip EXIF & download to get a clean copy without metadata.
- Copy the parsed data as JSON or CSV for your records.
Frequently asked questions
Why should I strip EXIF before posting photos?
EXIF can include GPS coordinates, exact device serial numbers, and editing software. Many platforms strip it on upload, but not all — strip it yourself to be sure.
Why is no EXIF found in my PNG / WebP / screenshot?
PNGs and WebPs rarely carry EXIF. Screenshots almost never do. EXIF is most common in JPGs from cameras and phones.
How does stripping work?
The image is decoded into a canvas and re-encoded — that process never preserves EXIF. The result is byte-identical pixels, no metadata.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Parsing and re-encoding both happen in your browser. The file never leaves your device.