Processed in your browser. Your file is not uploaded.
GPS coordinates, if present, are read and shown only on your device.
Metadata will appear here
Pick a photo to see what the file itself knows: camera, settings, date and more.
Inspect available image and EXIF metadata locally without uploading the image.
How it works
Camera, settings, date and sometimes location.
The file is read by your browser; nothing is uploaded and no account is needed.
Only fields that actually exist in the file are shown — file details, image, camera, capture settings and GPS.
If the photo carries data you would rather not share, make a clean copy with the metadata remover.
More free browser tools on Nano Banana Lab.
A block of data cameras and phones write into a photo: model, lens, exposure, date and sometimes GPS coordinates.
Messengers, social networks and many editors strip EXIF when they re-save a picture, so a downloaded copy often carries nothing.
Not through this page. The file is parsed inside your browser, and coordinates — if the file has them — are displayed only to you.
JPG, PNG and WebP. Most metadata lives in JPG files; PNG and WebP usually carry very little.