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EXIF Viewer Online

View all EXIF data from any photo instantly in your browser. Camera make, model, lens, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, GPS, and timestamps — no software, no upload.

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What does an EXIF viewer show?

An EXIF viewer reads the hidden metadata block embedded in JPEG and TIFF image files. This data is recorded automatically by digital cameras and smartphones at the moment of capture. A good EXIF viewer will show:

  • Camera info: Make, model, serial number, lens model
  • Exposure settings: ISO, shutter speed, aperture (f-number), exposure mode
  • Focus & flash: Focal length, metering mode, flash status
  • Date & time: When the photo was taken (and timezone if available)
  • GPS location: Latitude, longitude, altitude, compass direction
  • Image info: Dimensions, colour space, resolution, orientation
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Frequently Asked Questions

You can view camera make and model, lens information, focal length, aperture (f-number), shutter speed, ISO, exposure mode, flash setting, GPS coordinates, date and time taken, image dimensions, and colour space.
EXIF is supported in JPEG, TIFF, HEIC, and some PNG files. WebP and GIF files do not carry EXIF metadata. RAW formats (CR2, NEF, ARW) are typically not supported in the browser.
Yes. If the photo was taken with location services enabled, the EXIF GPS coordinates are displayed. You can view them as decimal degrees and open the location in Google Maps.
No — viewing is read-only. The original file is untouched. To remove EXIF data, use the Remove EXIF / Strip Metadata option to download a clean version.
No. All EXIF reading happens entirely in your browser using the ExifReader JavaScript library. Your image file is never transmitted anywhere.
Upload the photo to the EXIF viewer. The 'Make' field shows the camera manufacturer (Canon, Nikon, Apple, Sony) and 'Model' shows the exact model name or phone model.

Key EXIF fields explained

FieldWhat it means
FNumberAperture — f/1.8 means wide open (bokeh), f/16 means narrow (everything sharp)
ExposureTimeShutter speed — 1/1000s freezes motion; 1/30s may show blur
ISOSpeedRatingsSensor sensitivity — ISO 100 = clean; ISO 6400 = noisy in low light
FocalLengthLens zoom — 24mm is wide angle; 200mm is telephoto
GPSLatitude / GPSLongitudeWhere the photo was taken — links to Google Maps

EXIF Viewer – Read Hidden Metadata in Any Photo

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data is a hidden metadata block embedded automatically in JPEG files by every digital camera and smartphone. This viewer decodes and displays all EXIF fields in a readable format — GPS coordinates, timestamp, camera make and model, lens details, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, flash status, and more. It's an essential tool for photographers verifying camera settings, investigators checking image authenticity, or privacy-conscious users understanding what data is embedded in their photos before sharing.

All EXIF reading happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your image is never uploaded to any server. The raw EXIF binary is parsed directly from the file object using the File API — no third-party processing occurs. After viewing, use the Metadata Viewer & EXIF Remover to strip any sensitive fields before sharing.

  • GPS data — Exact latitude/longitude if location was enabled on the camera/phone
  • Timestamp — Date and time to the second, often in the camera's local timezone
  • Camera info — Make, model, lens, serial number, firmware version
  • Exposure data — ISO, aperture (f-stop), shutter speed, focal length, flash mode

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