View Photo Metadata
Read EXIF, GPS, camera, date and editing information.
Open tool →Find embedded latitude and longitude, review the risk, and create a clean copy without GPS or other hidden metadata.
The coordinates are read locally and never uploaded
JPEG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · AVIF · TIFF (reading support depends on browser)
A photo may reveal a home, school, workplace or travel location even when nothing in the visible image identifies the place.
Choose a file from your device or drag it into the private browser tool.
See GPS, date, device and other metadata translated into a practical privacy report.
Rebuild the visible image without carrying over common EXIF and GPS metadata.
Every tool runs locally and solves a specific metadata problem with its own searchable page.
Read EXIF, GPS, camera, date and editing information.
Open tool →Create a clean copy without common hidden metadata.
Open tool →Clean up to 30 photos and download one ZIP.
Open tool →Find the best available embedded capture date.
Open tool →Phones and cameras may save latitude and longitude in the GPS section of EXIF metadata when location tagging is enabled.
Yes, when GPS metadata is present. Coordinates are displayed to six decimal places and can optionally be opened in OpenStreetMap.
For maximum privacy, this tool removes GPS together with other common hidden metadata rather than preserving selected fields.
Review the camera app location permission in your phone settings. The exact steps depend on the device and operating system version.
It takes a few seconds and the image never leaves your device.