EXIF Viewer - Read Image Metadata & Camera Settings

View EXIF metadata from photos including camera model, settings, GPS location, and timestamps. Supports JPEG, HEIC, TIFF. Private, browser-based extraction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) stores metadata in photos like camera make/model, exposure settings, ISO, focal length, GPS coordinates, and timestamps. Created by cameras and smartphones automatically.

JPEG and TIFF universally support EXIF. HEIC (iPhone photos) includes EXIF. PNG and GIF typically don't store EXIF. RAW formats (CR2, NEF, ARW) have maker-specific metadata.

Yes, if the photo was taken with location services enabled. EXIF stores GPS coordinates, altitude, and direction. Many social media platforms strip GPS data for privacy.

Common settings: aperture (f-stop), shutter speed, ISO sensitivity, focal length, flash mode, white balance, metering mode, and exposure compensation.

Yes. All EXIF extraction happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your photos are never uploaded to any server. The entire process is client-side only.

Photos may have been processed through apps that strip metadata, downloaded from platforms that remove EXIF for privacy, or saved in formats that don't support EXIF (PNG, GIF).

EXIF is technical camera data (exposure, GPS). IPTC is editorial metadata (caption, keywords, copyright, author). Both can exist in the same photo.

This tool only reads EXIF. To edit or strip metadata, use photo editing software like ExifTool, or OS tools. Many platforms auto-remove EXIF before sharing.

DateTimeOriginal records when the photo was taken (shutter press time). CreateDate and ModifyDate can differ if the file was edited or copied later.

Maker notes are proprietary data from camera manufacturers (Canon, Nikon, Sony). They include custom settings, lens info, AF points, picture styles, and model-specific features.

EXIF Viewer - Read Image Metadata & Camera Settings

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