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Image Metadata Viewer

See the hidden EXIF data in a photo - camera, date taken and even GPS location - before you publish it on your website.

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This file is read entirely in your browser and never uploaded anywhere.

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Choose a photo to read its file details and EXIF data, including any GPS location stored by the phone or camera.

How can I see the metadata in a photo?

Photos from phones and cameras store EXIF metadata alongside the image: the device, the camera settings, the date and often the GPS location. This viewer reads it in your browser, so you can see what a photo would reveal before you publish it on your website.

How to view image metadata

Choose a photo (JPG photos from phones usually have the most data).
Read the file information.
Check the EXIF table, especially any GPS fields.
If it contains private details, re-save the image to strip them before publishing.

Related checks

To remove metadata while making the file smaller, use the Image Compressor.
To check the image's pixel size, use the Image Dimension Checker.

Photos taken on phones often include the exact location where they were taken. Re-saving them with the Image Compressor removes EXIF data, which also makes the file smaller for your website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Information stored inside a photo by the camera or phone: the device model, lens and exposure settings, the date and time, and often the GPS coordinates of where it was taken.

It can be. A photo taken at home and posted on a website or marketplace can reveal your address to anyone who downloads it. Remove location data before publishing personal photos.

Re-encoding the image drops EXIF data - the Image Compressor, Image Resizer and WebP Converter on JustChecker all produce files without the original metadata.

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