EXIF viewer
See exactly what an image is carrying — including where its GPS points
Drag an image here, or click to choose
Processed locally in your browser — never uploadedHow it works
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.
- 1.Pick a JPEG photo — parsed locally, never uploaded
- 2.Review the full EXIF field list and GPS coordinates
- 3.If you want it gone, jump to the EXIF / GPS removal 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.
Questions & limits
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.
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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 2026-07-08 · PrivScrub
Method and limits
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