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EXIF Viewer

View all EXIF metadata from photos (camera, GPS, ISO, date) and remove it with one click to protect your privacy.

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Image EXIF Viewer — Read Photo Metadata, GPS, Camera Settings

The Image EXIF Viewer reads and displays all EXIF metadata embedded in your photos — camera model, lens information, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, GPS coordinates, date taken, and dozens more fields. Upload any JPEG or TIFF image to inspect its full metadata.

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data is written by cameras and smartphones at the moment a photo is taken. The viewer extracts and categorizes this information into readable sections: camera and lens details, exposure settings (f-stop, shutter speed, ISO, metering mode), GPS coordinates with map link, image dimensions and color space, software used for editing, and copyright information if present.

Photographers review shooting settings to learn from their own or others' work — checking what aperture and ISO combination produced a specific look. Digital forensics professionals examine metadata for authenticity verification and geolocation. Privacy-conscious users check what personal data (especially GPS location) is embedded before sharing photos online.

Image EXIF Viewer is part of the facilita.tools suite of free browser-based photography utilities. Available in Portuguese, English, and Spanish, optimized for desktop and mobile browsers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metadata fields can I see?
Camera model, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, metering mode, flash status, GPS coordinates, date/time taken, software, color space, resolution, and copyright fields.
Which image formats contain EXIF data?
JPEG and TIFF files are the primary carriers of EXIF data. PNG files generally do not contain EXIF metadata. RAW formats (CR2, NEF, ARW) also contain EXIF but may need dedicated software.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. The EXIF data is read entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your photo never leaves your device, ensuring complete privacy of your images and location data.