View Photo Metadata (EXIF Viewer)

Find out what a photo says about itself: camera and lens, exposure settings, date taken, editing software and the GPS position. Everything is read on your device, and a clean copy is ready if you want to share the photo safely.

Drag & drop, click to browse, or paste

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, GIF, BMP, SVG

Quality of the clean copy 95

Each photo is shown with its metadata below. A clean copy without any metadata is made for every file, ready to download.

Runs fully in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.

How it works

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Add your photos

Drop, paste or choose one or many photos. They are read on your device and are never uploaded.

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Check what they reveal

Select a file to see its metadata: camera, date, software and, if present, the GPS location where the photo was taken.

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Download the clean copy

Every photo is re-saved without any metadata. Download each file, or all of them together as a ZIP.

Why WrapPix?

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100% private

Your files are processed on your device and never uploaded to any server.

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Free, no sign-up

No account, no limits and no watermark on your results.

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Fast & offline-ready

Runs at native speed in your browser and keeps working once the page has loaded.

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Full-quality output

You choose the settings - nothing is silently downscaled or recompressed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is EXIF data?

EXIF is information that cameras and phones store inside a photo file: camera make and model, exposure, date and time, orientation and often the GPS location where the picture was taken.

How can I see where a photo was taken?

If the photo has GPS data, the viewer shows the latitude and longitude in a highlighted warning and in the GPS section of the table. Many social apps remove it, but photos sent as files often keep it.

Why does my photo show no metadata?

Messaging apps, screenshots and many websites strip metadata when they compress an image. Some formats such as GIF and SVG carry none to begin with.

Which file types does the viewer read?

JPG, HEIC and TIFF photos give the most complete results. PNG, AVIF and WebP files are read where the format stores metadata.