EXIF Metadata Viewer
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About this Tool
Free online EXIF Metadata Viewer that inspects and decodes hidden photo metadata (Exif, TIFF, GPS, MakerNotes) directly in your browser. Uncover critical photography details including camera manufacturer and model, lens specifications, exposure triangle settings (shutter speed, aperture F-number, ISO sensitivity, focal length), metering mode, flash status, shooting timestamp, and embedded GPS coordinates paired with an interactive Google Maps location preview. Because all parsing runs 100% client-side in your browser memory without server uploads, your sensitive travel photos, home locations, and proprietary images remain completely private. Quickly copy formatted metadata summaries to your clipboard for photography research, gear verification, and privacy audits.
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
Drag and drop or browse to select your source photograph (JPG, JPEG, HEIC, PNG, WebP, TIFF) for metadata analysis.
View the instant high-resolution image preview on the left alongside the identified camera body and lens specification banner on the right.
Examine exposure triangle stats (shutter speed, aperture F-stop, ISO speed, 35mm equivalent focal length), capture timestamp, and software version.
Review detected GPS latitude and longitude coordinates on the embedded Google Maps view, and click the Copy button to export the metadata summary to your clipboard.
Key Scenarios & Use Cases
Pinpoint Exact GPS Locations from Travel Photos
Extract embedded latitude and longitude coordinates from smartphone and camera travel shots to pinpoint unremembered scenic spots and restaurants on Google Maps.
Learn Photography Techniques from Exposure Settings
Analyze shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and focal length used in professional photographs to master camera setup recipes in comparable lighting scenarios.
Audit Photos for Privacy and Location Leaks Before Sharing
Inspect photos taken at home, the office, or personal venues for embedded GPS coordinates and device serial numbers prior to posting on social platforms.
Verify Camera Gear and Lens Authenticity in Used Marketplaces
Cross-reference advertised camera bodies, attached lenses, firmware revisions, and shutter counts against metadata embedded in actual test shots.
Verify Originality and Timestamps for Photography Contests
Authenticate original capture dates, unmodified EXIF tags, and camera serial identifiers to satisfy photo contest guidelines and legal copyright checks.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Never. AllThatConverter performs all EXIF metadata decoding 100% locally in your browser memory via client-side WebAssembly/JavaScript. Your photo files and geographic location coordinates never traverse any network connection.
This usually occurs when location tagging was disabled in your camera settings during capture, or if the photo was shared through messaging apps (WhatsApp, Messenger, KakaoTalk) or social networks (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter) that automatically strip EXIF metadata for compression and privacy. Always inspect original files pulled straight from the device.
Yes! In addition to standard JPG/JPEG files, our viewer provides comprehensive metadata decoding support for Apple HEIC/HEIF files, uncompressed TIFF scans, and modern PNG/WebP images.
Yes! Clicking the Copy button in the top-right corner of the panel immediately formats all camera specifications, exposure settings, timestamp, and location coordinates into a clean text block on your clipboard for easy archiving or note-taking.
Yes. The viewer reads standard EXIF Orientation flags (tags 1 through 8) to identify whether the image was shot vertically or upside down, automatically adjusting the preview orientation accordingly.
You can process your images through AllThatConverter's client-side image conversion or resizing tools, which re-render image pixels onto a fresh canvas to strip embedded EXIF and geolocation data completely.