EXIF Viewer
Read the full EXIF block of a photo: camera, lens, exposure, timestamps and GPS coordinates.
Tool preview
How to use it
- 01
Drop a photo.
- 02
Scan the table — camera settings first, everything else alphabetically after.
- 03
Copy the JSON if you need the raw values.
Limitations
- ! Only metadata that exists in the file is shown; stripped photos return an empty table.
- ! Values are translated to human-readable form, so some raw tags are abbreviated.
FAQ
Does viewing a photo upload it?
No. The file is parsed in this tab with the File API and never leaves the device.
Why is the GPS section missing?
Either the camera did not record location, or an app already stripped it before you got the file.
Can I see the thumbnail embedded in the photo?
The viewer lists the tag when present, but this page does not extract the thumbnail image itself.
Files never leave your device
Processing happens in your browser using the File API, WebAssembly and Web Workers. There is no upload endpoint.
Technical details
- Processing
- Client-side
- Implementation
- EXIF parsing (exifr / piexif)
- Category
- Image metadata
- Network requests
- None while processing
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