EXIF Metadata Viewer
View EXIF metadata from a wide range of photo formats, including JPEG, JPG, TIFF, PNG, WebP, and HEIC.
How it works & examples
What can EXIF metadata tell you?
EXIF and related image metadata can describe how a photo was captured, including camera settings, timestamps, and sometimes location. This viewer displays the metadata available in your uploaded image.
How to use this tool
Upload a supported image and inspect the returned fields. Look for camera model, exposure settings, date information, and GPS fields when present. Use the original file when possible because exports and social platforms often remove metadata.
Example
A photo might record a 1/250-second shutter speed, f/4 aperture, and ISO 200. A missing location field means no location was returned, not that the photo was taken at a particular place.
Understanding your result
Metadata can be incomplete, edited, or stripped and is not proof of authenticity. Camera timestamps may lack a timezone. This tool reads metadata; it does not recover deleted fields or remove them from the original image.