EXIF Viewer

View EXIF, GPS, capture date, camera, and image metadata directly in your browser.

For this tool, processing runs locally in your browser and data is not sent to the server.

EXIF Viewer shows image metadata directly in your browser. EXIF may contain camera or phone model, capture date, GPS coordinates, orientation, shot parameters, lens data, and software. Useful before publishing photos online, sending documents, or uploading images to marketplaces, websites, and social media. The file is analyzed locally and not sent to the UtiLab server.

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How to use

Upload a JPG, PNG, WebP, or TIFF image.
After upload, preview and a short summary of found metadata appear.
Check GPS, capture date, camera model, orientation, and shot parameters.
Copy the report or JSON if needed.
If the photo contains private data, remove EXIF before publishing.

More about this tool

EXIF Viewer shows image metadata directly in your browser. EXIF may contain camera or phone model, capture date, GPS coordinates, orientation, shot parameters, lens data, and software. Checking EXIF is useful before publishing photos online, sending documents, uploading images to marketplaces, websites, and social media. The file is analyzed locally in your browser and not sent to the UtiLab server.

Runs in the browser
File is not sent to the server
Shows EXIF and metadata
Helps find GPS coordinates
Shows capture date and camera model
Helps understand image orientation
Report or JSON can be copied
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EXIF?

EXIF is image metadata. It may store capture date, camera or phone model, GPS coordinates, orientation, shot parameters, and other technical data.

Why check EXIF before publishing?

EXIF can reveal private information: shooting location, date, device model, or author data. Check metadata before publishing and remove it if needed.

Can EXIF contain GPS?

Yes. Some photos, especially from phones, may contain GPS coordinates if geotagging was enabled.

Is the file uploaded to the server?

No. The image is analyzed locally in your browser and not sent to the UtiLab server.

Why is EXIF not found?

Metadata may have been removed by an editor, messenger, social network, or other service. Some formats do not store EXIF in the usual way.

What is orientation in EXIF?

Orientation is metadata that tells software how to rotate the image for display. Because of it, the same photo may look different in different apps.

Can I remove EXIF after viewing?

Yes. Use the separate Remove EXIF tool to strip metadata.

Can I view EXIF for several photos at once?

This tool views one file at a time so the report stays clear. For batch analysis, use a separate batch tool.

Can I copy EXIF as JSON?

Yes. The tool lets you copy all found metadata in JSON format.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately and does not require registration.

More about this tool

EXIF Viewer shows image metadata directly in your browser. EXIF may contain camera or phone model, capture date, GPS coordinates, orientation, shot parameters, lens data, and software. Checking EXIF is useful before publishing photos online, sending documents, uploading images to marketplaces, websites, and social media. The file is analyzed locally in your browser and not sent to the UtiLab server.

Runs in the browser
File is not sent to the server
Shows EXIF and metadata
Helps find GPS coordinates
Shows capture date and camera model
Helps understand image orientation
Report or JSON can be copied
No registration required

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EXIF?

EXIF is image metadata. It may store capture date, camera or phone model, GPS coordinates, orientation, shot parameters, and other technical data.

Why check EXIF before publishing?

EXIF can reveal private information: shooting location, date, device model, or author data. Check metadata before publishing and remove it if needed.

Can EXIF contain GPS?

Yes. Some photos, especially from phones, may contain GPS coordinates if geotagging was enabled.

Is the file uploaded to the server?

No. The image is analyzed locally in your browser and not sent to the UtiLab server.

Why is EXIF not found?

Metadata may have been removed by an editor, messenger, social network, or other service. Some formats do not store EXIF in the usual way.

What is orientation in EXIF?

Orientation is metadata that tells software how to rotate the image for display. Because of it, the same photo may look different in different apps.

Can I remove EXIF after viewing?

Yes. Use the separate Remove EXIF tool to strip metadata.

Can I view EXIF for several photos at once?

This tool views one file at a time so the report stays clear. For batch analysis, use a separate batch tool.

Can I copy EXIF as JSON?

Yes. The tool lets you copy all found metadata in JSON format.

Do I need to register?

No. The tool works immediately and does not require registration.