Image Metadata Viewer

View EXIF, IPTC, and XMP data for photos and see camera, GPS, and date details.

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Upload a photo to view its metadata

Your file stays in your browser.

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How to use Image Metadata Viewer

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Step 1

Upload a photo from your device.

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Wait for the metadata sections to populate.

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Review grouped fields like Camera, Exposure, and GPS.

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Copy the raw metadata if you need to share it.

How Image Metadata Viewer works

Image Metadata Viewer loads your file in the browser and uses the exifr library to parse EXIF, IPTC, and XMP tags. Cameras and phones store details like lens model, exposure settings, timestamps, and GPS coordinates inside the file header. The tool groups common fields for quick reading and keeps the full JSON available for advanced use. Because parsing happens locally in your browser, your photo never leaves your device. Some edited or exported images may have metadata stripped.

Why use this Image Metadata Viewer?

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Step 1

Inspect camera settings without installing software.

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Verify dates, GPS, and lens details quickly.

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Keep sensitive photos on-device during inspection.

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Step 4

Copy raw metadata for audits or reports.

Frequently asked questions

Does this tool upload my photo?

No. The image is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded or stored on a server. Closing the page clears the file from the session.

What metadata types are shown?

The viewer reads EXIF, IPTC, and XMP metadata when present. You can see camera info, exposure settings, image size, dates, and GPS coordinates. Some images contain only a subset of these fields.

Why is metadata missing from my image?

Many apps strip metadata when exporting or compressing images. Screenshots and edited photos often remove EXIF data by default. Try the original file from your camera or phone.

Can I view GPS data on a map?

Yes, when GPS latitude and longitude are available, the tool shows a link to Google Maps. If GPS data is missing, the map link will not appear. Some devices disable GPS tags for privacy.

Does it work with RAW or HEIC files?

Support depends on your browser and the exifr parser. Many common RAW and HEIC files work, but some proprietary formats may fail. If parsing fails, try converting the file to JPEG.