Image Metadata Viewer
See everything hidden inside your photos — camera settings, timestamps, and even GPS location — then export it as JSON or CSV. Nothing is uploaded.
Drag & Drop Images
Upload one or several JPG, PNG, WEBP, TIFF, or HEIC photos
Metadata is read entirely in your browser — files are never uploaded.
Your Images
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Analyzing your images.
How to View Image Metadata
1. Upload Photos
Drop in one or several images from your device.
2. Browse the Table
Select any image from the list to see its full metadata table — camera, GPS, timestamps, and more.
3. Export
Download a single image's data as JSON or CSV, or export everything at once as a ZIP.
Why Use Our Metadata Viewer?
🔒 100% Client-Side
Your photos are read locally in your browser and never leave your device.
📍 GPS & Location
Instantly see if a photo contains embedded location coordinates.
📊 Full EXIF, IPTC & XMP
Camera settings, timestamps, software tags, and more — all in one table.
⬇️ Flexible Export
Save results as JSON for developers or CSV for spreadsheets.
Frequently Asked Questions
It reads EXIF (camera make/model, exposure, ISO, focal length, timestamps), GPS coordinates, IPTC captioning fields, and XMP data, when present in the file.
Many platforms (like social media apps and messaging services) strip metadata before sharing images. Screenshots and some edited files also contain little to no EXIF data.
No. The file is parsed directly in your browser's memory using JavaScript — it's never uploaded to a server, which is exactly why it's safe to check photos before sharing them publicly.