EXIF viewer
See exactly what an image is carrying — including where its GPS points
EXIF viewer runs locally and is designed for verifiable privacy work: process, export, then confirm the sensitive content is gone before sharing.
Drag an image here, or click to choose
Processed locally in your browser — never uploadedOperational notes
What this tool proves
Upload a photo and this tool lists every EXIF field it carries: capture time, camera/phone model, lens, exposure, and the most sensitive of all — GPS coordinates. If location is present, the latitude/longitude is shown so you can judge what it reveals. A self-check before posting, or a way to vet images sent to you. Fully local; neither the image nor the coordinates ever leave your device.
How to use EXIF viewer
- 1Pick a JPEG photo — parsed locally, never uploaded
- 2Review the full EXIF field list and GPS coordinates
- 3If you want it gone, jump to the EXIF / GPS removal tool
Why this tool
Letting you see what leaks before deciding whether to strip it is more reassuring than blind removal. Coordinates are shown locally only — unlike some online viewers that upload your image to their server.
FAQ
- Why does my PNG show no EXIF?
- EXIF is a JPEG/TIFF container; PNG/WebP usually carry no standard EXIF. They may hold other metadata, which the removal tool's redraw clears.
- Does viewing GPS go online?
- No. Parsing is offline and coordinates are shown locally, never sent to any server.
Related tools
Image EXIF / GPS removal
Strip the location, time, camera model, and serial number baked into your photos
Blur / pixelate / black-out image regions
Select what to hide, pick Gaussian blur / pixelate / solid black — burned into pixels
Face blur
Blur / pixelate faces — auto-boxed where your browser supports it, manual otherwise
State privacy rights
Deletion laws near this workflow
These source-checked rows connect local redaction and PII cleanup to state privacy deletion rights. The cluster is staged noindex until final legal review.
Updated 2026-06-10 · PrivScrub
Sources, review and limits
Last verified
2026-06-17
Author
RedactCat editorial desk
Reviewer
Privacy workflow review
Primary sources
- Local PDF/image parsing and canvas rendering APIs
- User-marked redaction regions and export settings
- OCR helpers where the page explicitly offers OCR
Redaction is high risk. Always inspect the exported file for hidden text, metadata, layers and missed sensitive information before sharing.