Capture details
Date, time, camera model, and exposure values can explain how and when the photo was made.
Image Metadata Viewer
Hidden Data Forensics
Explore hidden shooting info and EXIF data inside your image files.
Photos can contain hidden capture details
EXIF metadata may include the capture date, camera model, lens settings, and sometimes GPS location. This viewer reads the file in your browser so you can inspect privacy-sensitive details before sharing, without uploading the image in the normal workflow.
Metadata to review
Location tags
GPS metadata can reveal sensitive places such as home, school, or workplace.
Local reading
The file is read in the browser and does not need to be sent to a server for inspection.
How to use
- Select the photo you want to inspect.
- Review the displayed EXIF fields for date, device, and location data.
- If sensitive data remains, remove metadata before sharing the image.
Frequently asked questions
Do all photos have EXIF data?
No. Some apps, editors, and websites remove metadata, so a file may show only a few fields or none at all.
Is GPS always included?
No. GPS depends on device settings, app permissions, and whether metadata survived editing or export.
Does this page remove metadata?
No. This page is a viewer. Use export settings or a dedicated metadata remover if you need to strip data.
Displayed metadata is limited to what remains inside the file. Review sensitive photos separately before publishing or sending them.