Every digital photo carries hidden data — the camera that took it, where and when, and what software touched it. See it all in seconds.
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Camera make and model, lens type and focal length, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, GPS latitude and longitude, altitude, exact date and time, color space, editing software name and version, copyright info, and sometimes even a thumbnail of the original before cropping. Read the full EXIF guide to understand each field, or see camera settings explained for what the numbers mean.
Checking privacy before sharing photos online. Reviewing camera settings from a great shot. Verifying when and where an image was taken. Detecting if a photo has been edited. Comparing metadata between two versions of the same image. Whatever the reason — this is the starting point. Concerned about privacy? Check your Privacy Score next.
Data sorted into Camera, Exposure, GPS, Timestamps, and more.
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Upload a photo and get every embedded metadata field displayed in a structured table — camera make and model, lens info, exposure settings, color profile, GPS coordinates, creation date, editing software, and more. Supports JPG, HEIC, TIFF, and WebP formats.
Photo metadata can reveal your exact location, device serial number, and daily habits. Always check metadata before posting to forums, marketplaces, or dating apps. For a risk summary, run the Privacy Score tool, or strip metadata entirely before sharing.