Which image formats are supported?

Any format the browser can display works for file info and dimensions; EXIF parsing is specific to JPEG files that contain an APP1 block.

Why is there no EXIF data for my photo?

Many apps strip EXIF on upload or export. PNG, GIF, and WebP files do not carry EXIF at all.

Is the image uploaded anywhere?

No — everything is processed locally in your browser; the file never leaves your device.

What GPS format is shown?

Coordinates are converted to decimal degrees (e.g. 37.4219° N, 122.0840° W) with a clickable Google Maps link.

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Image Metadata Viewer

Extract and display file info, image dimensions, and EXIF data from any image.

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About this tool

Drop or select any JPEG, PNG, GIF, or WebP image to instantly see its file name, size, type, and last-modified date alongside the pixel dimensions. For JPEG files the viewer parses the raw EXIF binary block to extract camera make and model, capture date, orientation, exposure time, aperture, ISO, and GPS coordinates. GPS data is shown as decimal degrees with a direct Google Maps link.

How to use

1 Click 'Choose File' or drag an image onto the drop zone.
2 A thumbnail preview appears alongside the basic file information.
3 For JPEG files, scroll down to see the parsed EXIF metadata table.
4 If GPS data is present, click the Google Maps link to view the capture location.

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