Image Metadata Viewer
View file info and embedded EXIF data — camera, date, GPS — right in your browser. Check one image in detail, or switch to Bulk mode to see a summary table of camera, date, and GPS data across many images at once.
What EXIF data contains
JPEG photos often embed metadata recorded by the camera or phone at capture time — make and model, date and time taken, exposure settings, and sometimes GPS coordinates.
Why some images have no EXIF data
Screenshots, images edited or re-saved by design software, and images downloaded from many websites frequently have their metadata stripped — this is common and not a sign of a broken file.
Bulk mode
Bulk mode reads every selected image and shows a summary table — file size, camera make/model, date taken, and whether GPS data is present — making it easy to audit a whole folder of photos for embedded metadata at a glance.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Assuming every image has EXIF data
Solution:
PNG, WebP, and many processed JPEGs commonly have no EXIF metadata at all. This is expected, not an error.
Sharing photos without checking for GPS data
Solution:
Photos with embedded GPS coordinates reveal the location where they were taken. Check this tool before sharing sensitive photos publicly if location privacy matters to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Many images — especially screenshots, PNGs, and images processed by editing software or social platforms — have their metadata stripped. This is normal.
No — metadata is read entirely in your browser.
What EXIF data contains
JPEG photos often embed metadata recorded by the camera or phone at capture time — make and model, date and time taken, exposure settings, and sometimes GPS coordinates.
Why some images have no EXIF data
Screenshots, images edited or re-saved by design software, and images downloaded from many websites frequently have their metadata stripped — this is common and not a sign of a broken file.
Bulk mode
Bulk mode reads every selected image and shows a summary table — file size, camera make/model, date taken, and whether GPS data is present — making it easy to audit a whole folder of photos for embedded metadata at a glance.