EXIF Data Viewer
Free online EXIF metadata viewer. Inspect camera settings (aperture, ISO, shutter speed), device model, and GPS coordinates directly in your browser.
Drag & drop image here
Or click to browse a photo from your device
Camera & Device
Camera Settings
All EXIF Tags (Raw Data)
| Tag Name | Value |
|---|
No EXIF metadata found in this photo
This image contains no EXIF metadata or the metadata has been stripped by software.
Images downloaded from social media (Facebook, Zalo, Messenger) are usually compressed and stripped of EXIF data.
About EXIF Metadata and Camera Information
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a standard format for storing metadata automatically embedded into digital photo files (JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, TIFF) at the moment of capture.
VuiZ EXIF Data Viewer allows you to inspect comprehensive camera technical specifications, manufacturer details, original shooting timestamps, and GPS geolocation coordinates with 100% client-side privacy.
Key features
- Detailed Camera Parameters Inspect aperture (F-number), shutter speed, ISO sensitivity, lens focal length, and flash firing status.
- Device & Timestamp Detection Identify device manufacturer and model (Apple, Samsung, Sony, Canon, Nikon), software version, and original date-time.
- Interactive GPS Geolocation Map Automatically decode latitude and longitude coordinates, view an embedded interactive map, and open exact coordinates on Google Maps.
- Absolute Privacy Guaranteed Analyze image files directly using client-side JavaScript. Your photos are never uploaded to any remote server.
How to View EXIF Metadata from a Photo
Inspect embedded photo metadata on desktop or mobile in a few simple steps.
- Select or Drop an Image Drag and drop your photo into the upload area or click to select a file from your device (JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC supported).
- Automatic Metadata Extraction The in-browser engine parses EXIF, TIFF, XMP, IPTC, and GPS header segments within milliseconds.
- Inspect Technical Specs & Location Review device details, exposure settings, and the interactive GPS map pinned to the shooting location.
- Browse Raw Tags or Export JSON Filter raw metadata tags or click Copy JSON to copy the complete metadata payload to your clipboard.
Usage tips
- Photos downloaded from social networks or messaging apps like Facebook, Messenger, or Zalo usually have their EXIF metadata stripped to protect user privacy and save bandwidth.
- To inspect original EXIF data and GPS coordinates, use the original photo file straight from the camera or transferred as an uncompressed document/file.
- You can examine the original timestamp (DateTimeOriginal) to verify the authenticity of a photo or detect re-saved screenshots.
