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Exif Data Viewer

Read the hidden EXIF metadata inside a JPEG — camera model, settings, date, and GPS coordinates.

EXIF is most common in JPEG files straight from a camera or phone.

Select a photo to inspect its metadata.

Free Exif Data Viewer

Photos taken with phones and cameras often carry hidden metadata called EXIF: camera model, exposure settings, capture date, and sometimes GPS coordinates. This viewer decodes that metadata right in your browser — your image is never uploaded.

How to Use

Select a JPEG photo. The tool reads its EXIF block locally and lists every tag it finds, grouped into camera, exposure, date, and location categories.

  • Works fully offline — the file never leaves your device
  • Lists camera make, model, lens, and software
  • Shows exposure, ISO, aperture, and focal length
  • Decodes GPS latitude and longitude when present
  • Warns you when a file has no EXIF data

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