Full EXIF viewer
See camera make, model, exposure, ISO, date taken and more in a clear table.
100% free — view all EXIF metadata in your photos including camera settings, dates and GPS location. Strip metadata before sharing to protect your privacy. Re-export a clean JPG or PNG with no hidden data — processed entirely in your browser.
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JPG, PNG & WebP · paste with Ctrl+V / ⌘VSee what is hidden in your photos, then strip it before you share.
Drop a JPG or PNG — EXIF data is read instantly from the file.
Browse camera settings, dates and GPS coordinates. Sensitive fields are highlighted.
Click Strip metadata, then download a clean copy with no hidden EXIF data.
Know exactly what your photos reveal — then remove it before sharing.
See camera make, model, exposure, ISO, date taken and more in a clear table.
Location coordinates are highlighted so you know when a photo reveals where you were.
Re-encode the image through canvas to remove all embedded metadata.
Download a clean copy in your preferred format with adjustable JPEG quality.
Photos are analyzed locally — never uploaded to any server.
No sign-up, no limits — check and clean as many photos as you need.
Every photo from a smartphone or camera can carry hidden EXIF metadata — the date it was taken, the device model, exposure settings and often GPS coordinates that reveal exactly where you were. Before posting photos online, it is wise to check and remove this data.
This free EXIF viewer reads all embedded metadata and displays it in a clear table. GPS and location fields are highlighted in red so you cannot miss them. When you are ready to share, click Strip metadata to re-encode the image without any hidden EXIF — a clean JPG or PNG with no location leaks.
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EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata embedded in photos by cameras and phones. It can include the date, camera model, exposure settings and GPS coordinates.
Upload your photo, review the metadata, click Strip metadata, then download the clean image. Re-encoding through canvas removes embedded EXIF.
Yes. Many phones embed GPS coordinates in photo EXIF. This tool highlights location fields so you can remove them before sharing online.
Yes — 100% free with no sign-up or usage limits.
No. EXIF parsing and metadata removal happen entirely in your browser.
JPEG and some PNG/TIFF files contain EXIF. The tool reads what is available and lets you export a clean JPG or PNG.