EXIF Metadata Viewer
About this Tool
Free online EXIF Metadata Viewer that inspects and decodes hidden camera and photo metadata (Exif, TIFF, GPS) directly in your browser. View camera make & model, lens specifications, exposure triangle settings (shutter speed, aperture F-stop, ISO speed, focal length), timestamps, and pinpoint GPS coordinates on Google Maps. 100% client-side privacy-first execution guarantees your photos and location data never leave your device.
Processed safely on your device
Everything happens in your browser on this device. Your files are never sent to our servers—so you can use it with peace of mind.
How to Use
Upload or drag-and-drop the target photograph (JPG, JPEG, HEIC, PNG, TIFF) you want to inspect.
Instantly view the photo preview on the left while camera gear, exposure stats (Shutter, Aperture, ISO, Focal Length), and timestamp load on the right.
Check GPS coordinates, view the shooting location on Google Maps, and click the Copy button to save a complete metadata summary to your clipboard.
Key Scenarios & Use Cases
Pinpoint Exact GPS Locations from Travel Photos
Extract embedded latitude and longitude coordinates from smartphone or camera travel shots to retrace memorable locations and landmarks on Google Maps.
Learn Photography Techniques from Exposure Settings
Analyze shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and focal length used in professional shots to improve your camera setup skills in similar lighting conditions.
Audit Photos for Privacy & Location Leaks Before Sharing
Check photos taken at home, work, or private venues for embedded GPS tags and device IDs before publishing them to social media or forums.
Verify Camera Gear & Lens Authenticity in Used Marketplaces
Inspect camera body models, attached lens types, and software versions to verify that sample photos were taken with the advertised equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Never. AllThatConverter processes all EXIF parsing 100% locally in your browser memory via WebAssembly/JavaScript. Your images and GPS location data never traverse the network.
This usually happens if location tagging was disabled on the camera or phone when shooting, or if the photo was sent through messaging apps (WhatsApp, KakaoTalk) or social networks (Instagram, Facebook) that automatically strip EXIF metadata for compression and privacy. Always use the original camera file for full metadata inspection.
Yes! We support standard JPG/JPEG, modern iPhone HEIC files, uncompressed TIFF, and PNG image metadata decoding seamlessly.
Yes! Simply click the Copy button at the top-right of the metadata panel to copy a formatted summary of all camera, exposure, timestamp, and location details directly to your clipboard.