EXIF Viewer - View & Remove Photo Metadata

View EXIF metadata from your photos including camera model, GPS coordinates, date taken, and more. Strip EXIF data to protect your privacy. All client-side — nothing uploaded.

Drop a photo here or click to browse

View camera, GPS, and other hidden metadata.

About EXIF Data Viewer

TooliFyra's EXIF Data Viewer is a free online tool that reads and displays metadata embedded in your photos. View camera make/model, exposure settings, GPS coordinates, date taken, and more. You can also strip EXIF data to protect your privacy before sharing images online.

Key Features

Camera InfoMake, model, lens, and exposure settings.
GPS CoordinatesLatitude, longitude, and altitude data.
Date & TimeWhen the photo was taken.
Strip EXIFRemove all metadata for privacy.
Download OptionsWith or without metadata.
100% Client-SideNo uploads, complete privacy.

How to Use

  1. Drop a photo or click to browse your files.
  2. View extracted metadata in the side panel.
  3. Click "Strip EXIF & Download" to remove metadata.
  4. Or click "Download Original" to keep the metadata.

Benefits

Photographers can review camera settings from their shots. Privacy-conscious users can strip GPS data before sharing online. Investigators can extract hidden metadata for analysis. Anyone can protect their privacy by removing location data.

Use Cases and Applications

Reviewing camera settings from reference photos, removing GPS data before sharing on social media, analyzing photo authenticity, organizing photos by metadata, and protecting privacy by stripping location information.

Why TooliFyra?

Unlike online EXIF tools that upload your files, everything runs client-side — your photos never leave your device. Free, fast, and completely private.

Frequently Asked Questions

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata embedded in photos by cameras and smartphones, including camera settings, date taken, and GPS location.

No — only metadata is removed. The image pixels remain identical with no quality loss.

Yes — if the photo contains GPS coordinates, a clickable map preview link is shown so you can view the location on Google Maps.

No — all processing happens entirely in your browser. Your photos never leave your device.

EXIF data is primarily found in JPEG photos from cameras and smartphones. PNG and other formats typically don't contain EXIF data.