View camera settings, GPS location, and hidden metadata from photos without uploading
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An EXIF Metadata Viewer reads the hidden data layer embedded inside your photo files — information that your camera, smartphone, or image editor writes automatically every time you take a shot. This includes the camera make and model, lens details, exposure settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO), the exact date and time the photo was taken, and — most critically — GPS coordinates that reveal precisely where the photo was taken.
The UtilsGo EXIF Viewer runs entirely inside your browser. Your photos are never uploaded to any server, which is especially important given that EXIF data can contain your home address, daily routine, or workplace location embedded invisibly in every image.
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a standard that defines how metadata is stored within JPEG, TIFF, WebP, and HEIC files. When you take a photo on a modern smartphone, the EXIF block can contain 50–100 fields including:
Most people don't realize that every photo they share may contain their GPS location. Social media platforms strip EXIF on upload, but messaging apps, email attachments, and direct file sharing do not. Use this tool to check any image before sharing it publicly.
Instantly reveals if your photo contains embedded GPS coordinates — critical for privacy before sharing images publicly.
Shows camera make/model, lens information, and all capture settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length) in one organized view.
Your photo never leaves your device. EXIF extraction runs entirely in your browser, so sensitive location data stays local.
Supports JPEG, TIFF, WebP, and HEIC/HEIF — covering all major camera and smartphone photo formats.
Everything runs inside your web browser. We never upload your text, files, or personal data to any servers.
No sign-ups, no subscriptions, and no usage limits. Get your results instantly in a single click.
exifr JavaScript library. The image bytes never leave your device — no server receives any data."Checked a photo before sending it to a client. Turns out it had my home GPS coordinates embedded. This tool literally saved my privacy."
Thomas Berg
✓ Verified"As a photographer I use this to verify camera settings after shoots. Clean layout, instant results, and nothing gets uploaded."
Mei Lin
✓ Verified"Simple and to the point. No ads, no forced signup, and it extracted the full capture settings from my HEIC files perfectly."
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