EXIF Viewer & Remover

Every photo your phone or camera takes carries a hidden layer of data called EXIF — and most people never see it. This tool opens that layer up: drop in an image and instantly view the camera and lens, the full exposure settings, the exact date and time, the editing software, and any embedded GPS coordinates. It is a fascinating look under the hood of any photo, and an essential check before you share images publicly. Crucially, everything happens in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded, which is exactly what you want from a tool that reads potentially sensitive location and personal data. It is fast, private, and works with the JPG, HEIC, TIFF, and PNG files your devices produce.

The single most important reason to check EXIF is location. A photo taken at home, school, or work can silently embed GPS coordinates accurate to a few metres — and many websites do not strip them. This tool clearly flags when an image contains location data and lets you view it on a map, so you know exactly what you would be revealing. With one click, you can download a clean copy of the image with all metadata removed. The picture looks identical, but the camera details, timestamps, and GPS are gone. Whether you are posting to social media, selling on a marketplace, or sending a photo to someone you do not fully trust, stripping EXIF first is a simple, powerful privacy habit — and this tool makes it effortless.