Overview
Use this online image metadata reader to inspect EXIF data from photos quickly and privately. Upload an image and see camera model, lens, exposure settings, image size, date taken and location data when available. Processing stays client-side, making it useful for photographers, editors and anyone checking image details before sharing or archiving.
Use cases
- Check camera settings from a photo.
- Find when and where an image was taken.
- Verify image resolution before publishing.
- Inspect metadata before removing it for privacy.
- Troubleshoot file details for editing or archiving.
How it works
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Upload a photo from your device.
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The tool scans embedded EXIF and metadata in the browser.
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Review camera, date, resolution, orientation and GPS fields.
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Copy the data or use it to verify image provenance.
Examples
Camera info check
Input: Upload a JPEG from your phone
Output: Camera model, exposure, aperture, ISO and focal length are displayed.
Helpful for reviewing shooting settings.
Location lookup
Input: Open a photo with GPS tags
Output: Latitude and longitude appear if embedded in the file.
Useful for travel and event photos.
FAQ
What metadata can this tool read?
It can read common EXIF fields such as camera model, date taken, resolution, orientation, exposure settings, file size and GPS data if present.
Does it work in the browser?
Yes. The reader processes images client-side in your browser for fast and private metadata inspection.
Why do some photos show no metadata?
Some images have metadata removed by the camera, app or export settings, or the file format may not contain EXIF data.
Can I find GPS location in every image?
No. GPS data only appears if it was saved in the original file and not stripped later.