Image tools · Privacy
Inspect, group, copy, and export readable EXIF, GPS, camera, lens, date, software, and image metadata locally.
Analyze locally
The practical guide
The viewer separates file facts from embedded fields, groups readable metadata by purpose, and offers text or JSON export. Image bytes and extracted values remain inside this browser unless you explicitly open a location link.
When present and readable, latitude, longitude, altitude, direction, and related GPS fields are grouped separately. Coordinates are displayed locally; no map service is contacted unless you explicitly follow the map link.
Common fields include camera make and model, lens model, exposure time, aperture, ISO, focal length, flash, white balance, metering, and orientation.
The viewer can surface capture or modification timestamps, editing software, pixel dimensions, resolution, color/profile fields, compression details, and other readable tags.
Support depends on both the image decoder and metadata stored in the file. JPEG and TIFF commonly carry EXIF; HEIC, AVIF, PNG, and WebP may expose partial or no readable fields depending on the browser and source.
Screenshots, social-media downloads, edited exports, and privacy-conscious cameras often contain no readable metadata. A zero-field result does not prove the file never contained metadata.
Embedded values can be edited, removed, copied, or generated incorrectly. Treat dates, camera information, software, and GPS as descriptive clues—not verified evidence of origin or authenticity.
Privacy by architecture
Tool inputs, settings, and outputs are processed locally and are not intentionally sent to an application server.
Questions, answered
No. Image bytes and extracted metadata stay inside this browser tab. An external map receives coordinates only if you explicitly open the location link.
The source may not include them, they may have been removed, or the format may use metadata structures this browser parser does not expose.
Yes. Copy an individual value, copy all readable fields as text, or download a JSON file containing file facts and parsed metadata.
Yes. Use Create a metadata-clean copy to open the separate removal workflow and verify the new file.