📋 Metadata Viewer
View hidden metadata in images: EXIF, camera settings, GPS location, IPTC, and XMP. 100% browser-based, private.
Metadata Viewer: View EXIF and image metadata
Metadata Viewer lets you view exif and image metadata. Upload an image file and get EXIF metadata — all processed locally in your browser, with no uploads and no sign-up.
Check camera settings used for a photo
Check camera settings used for a photo. This is one of the most common reasons people reach for Metadata Viewer — and it handles the job in seconds, entirely in your browser.
Find the GPS location in an image
Find the GPS location in an image. This is one of the most common reasons people reach for Metadata Viewer — and it handles the job in seconds, entirely in your browser.
Verify image dimensions and format
Verify image dimensions and format. This is one of the most common reasons people reach for Metadata Viewer — and it handles the job in seconds, entirely in your browser.
Everything You Need in a Metadata Viewer
Powerful features that make Metadata Viewer fast, private, and free.
Instant Analysis
Results appear the moment you upload or paste.
Detailed Output
Get precise statistics, codes, or comparisons.
100% Private
All analysis is local — nothing is uploaded.
Non-Destructive
Your original files are never modified.
Free Forever
No sign-up, no limits, completely free.
Cross-Platform
Works on any device with a modern browser.
How to Use
Upload an image
Add a JPG, PNG, or WebP file whose hidden metadata you want to inspect.
Read the metadata panel
The tool lists the EXIF, IPTC, and other metadata fields it finds, including camera, GPS, and timestamps.
Spot sensitive data
Look for GPS coordinates, camera model, and dates that you may not want to share with the image.
Use the findings
Decide whether to strip the metadata before publishing, or just learn what details are embedded in your files.
Detailed User Guide
See everything hidden inside an image
The viewer surfaces EXIF and related metadata: camera make and model, GPS coordinates, shutter settings, and capture timestamps that are invisible in normal viewing.
Check what you are about to share
Before posting a photo online, view its metadata to see whether it leaks your location or device details — then strip it if needed.
Understand why GPS data matters
A phone photo often embeds the exact coordinates where it was taken. Viewing this first is the responsible step before publishing.
Local and read-only
The tool only reads metadata in your browser and never modifies or uploads the image.
Useful for photographers too
Photographers can inspect camera settings embedded in a shot to understand exposure choices without opening a full editor.
Exif vs XMP vs IPTC at a glance
Most photos carry several metadata blocks at once: Exif holds camera and exposure settings, XMP holds edit history and ratings, and IPTC holds captions and copyright. The viewer surfaces these together so you can see not only where and when a shot was taken but also who holds the rights — the first thing to check before reusing an image you did not create.
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