How to use Image Metadata Viewer
- Choose a photo.
- Read the list of metadata fields.
- Check for a GPS warning.
About this tool
EXIF is a standard that cameras and phones use to store details inside image files: camera make and model, lens, exposure settings, the date and time, the orientation and often GPS coordinates. The viewer reads the file locally and lists everything it finds.
If the photo contains location data you will see a warning with the coordinates. Use the metadata remover to share a clean copy.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which files contain EXIF?
- Mostly JPEG and HEIC photos from cameras and phones. Screenshots and images saved from websites usually contain none.
- Can metadata be edited?
- This tool only reads it. To delete it use the metadata remover.
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