EXIF Viewer & Stripper
View EXIF metadata from any image. Download a stripped copy with metadata removed.
About EXIF Viewer & Stripper
The EXIF viewer shows the hidden metadata stored inside an image. Open a photo and the tool displays details such as camera model, exposure settings, date taken, and GPS coordinates if present.
It also strips that metadata: you can download a clean copy of the image with the EXIF data removed. This matters for privacy, since photos shared online can otherwise reveal where and when they were taken. Both viewing and stripping happen in your browser, so images stay on your device.
Frequently asked questions
- What metadata does a photo usually contain?
- Photos often store the camera or phone model, lens and exposure settings, a timestamp, and sometimes the GPS location where the shot was taken.
- Does stripping metadata change the image itself?
- No. Removing EXIF data leaves the visible picture untouched; only the embedded information fields are cleared.
- Why remove EXIF before sharing a photo?
- Metadata can expose your location and habits. Stripping it before posting keeps that information private.