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Inspect hidden photo metadata before you share. See camera settings, timestamps, and location data when present—all processed locally.
JPEG files show the most metadata. Processing stays on your device.
Upload a JPG to inspect EXIF tags including camera model, exposure, and GPS coordinates when present.
Upload a JPEG (or other image). We parse embedded EXIF tags locally.
Review camera, exposure, date, and GPS fields organized by category.
Strip metadata with our free EXIF remover or upgrade to Pro for batch workflows.
Inspect hidden photo metadata before you share. See camera settings, timestamps, and location data when present—all processed locally.
See if a photo still contains GPS or device info before posting it online.
Review shutter speed, ISO, and lens data from JPEGs without desktop software.
Audit what's embedded, then strip EXIF or use Pro for batch metadata removal.
EXIF (Exchangeable image file format) stores hidden details inside photos: camera model, lens, shutter speed, ISO, timestamps, and sometimes GPS coordinates. Social platforms may strip some tags on upload, but originals from phones and DSLRs often still contain sensitive data.
Viewing EXIF before you share helps you understand what you are accidentally revealing—especially location and device identifiers.
Cloud-based EXIF viewers require you to send files to a server. FastCompressor reads metadata in-browser, which is better for legal, medical, and unreleased media workflows where confidentiality matters.
JPEG files from iPhones and Android devices typically show the richest tags. PNG and WebP may contain less metadata depending on how the file was exported.
After auditing metadata, remove it with our free EXIF stripper for individual files. FastCompressor Pro adds batch export presets and automated metadata cleanup for photographers and agencies processing hundreds of images per session.
Pair metadata review with our image resizer and compressors when you are preparing client deliverables for web and email.
Common questions about using our free view exif data tool.
The online tool is great for quick one-offs. For bulk batches, folder watch mode, and full privacy — the desktop app is built for that. Free to try. $19 once to go unlimited.
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