Camera and lens information
Find the camera maker and model, lens, focal length, ISO, aperture, exposure time, metering and white balance when recorded.
Free online EXIF viewer
Discover the camera settings behind an image. Use our free photo metadata viewer to read EXIF, XMP and IPTC tags, copy camera settings, and export details—all without uploading your photos.
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EXIF Viewer v1.1SVAATsoft photography utility
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Drop photos here
Or select one or more files. Supports metadata in JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC, AVIF and other compatible image formats.
Your photos stay private. Selected files are processed locally in your browser, not uploaded to The Gemini Protocol or a third-party server. The metadata engine is hosted on this website. Text reports and clipboard copies happen only when you choose them.
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These values come from the file's saved metadata. Some 35 mm equivalents are calculated from a known sensor format and marked as such. Use Copy to take a value into your own gallery or CMS.
Pixel dimensions are the image width × height. DPI, if recorded, describes print density—not image detail. Capture date and time are read as stored; no timezone is inferred or file date substituted.
Some metadata can include exact GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, owner details and editing history. Check it before sharing screenshots or text reports.
What is EXIF data?
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata a camera or phone can save with a photograph: the camera and lens, exposure settings, capture date and sometimes GPS coordinates. This online viewer reads the information still present in your file; it does not edit the original image.
How to view your photo metadata
- Choose your photos. Drop image files into the tool or tap Choose photos. An original camera file usually contains more metadata than a social-media download.
- Inspect the details. Select a photo, review its camera settings, or open All metadata to search the saved tags.
- Take what you need. Copy individual values, copy all filled fields, or download a readable TXT report.
What can an EXIF viewer tell you?
Original capture date
Read recorded capture date and time without confusing it with the date an edited image was exported or copied.
35 mm equivalent focal length
Use an equivalent recorded by the camera or a clearly labeled calculation for confidently identified sensor formats.
Full saved metadata
Search EXIF, XMP and IPTC metadata, including GPS and copyright fields when present, then download a readable TXT report.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my photo missing EXIF camera information?
Social platforms, image editors and conversion tools may remove metadata, especially in exported PNG and WebP images. Try the original camera JPEG or RAW file. Missing fields are never invented.
Are my photographs uploaded?
No. Photos selected here are read by JavaScript inside your browser. The parser script is served by The Gemini Protocol, not a third-party CDN. No selected image is transmitted for analysis.
Can I check large image files?
There is no arbitrary file-size cap in the interface, but your browser and device have memory limits. The parser reads file segments where possible; large or unusual files can still take longer.
What about Fujifilm RAW or unusual camera formats?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC and AVIF metadata are supported where the format and saved tags allow it. Proprietary RAW files such as RAF may need a more specialized tool such as ExifTool.
Can metadata prove when or where a photo was taken?
No. EXIF data can be edited, and camera timestamps may not include a timezone. Treat it as information stored in the file, not proof of authenticity.
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