EXIF READER
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EXIF READER
Inspect camera settings, capture date, lens info, and GPS coordinates from JPG and PNG photos.
or click to browse — JPG, PNG
Preview
what cameras embed
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) stores technical details inside JPEG and some PNG/TIFF files — camera model, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, orientation, and sometimes GPS coordinates.
OneImageTool parses EXIF locally so you can audit privacy before sharing a photo or debug photography settings without desktop software.
common fields
Camera or phone manufacturer and model name.
When the photo was taken (if the camera clock was set).
Shutter speed and aperture — useful for learning exposure.
Location tags when geotagging was enabled — review before publishing.
three steps
Select a JPG or PNG that still contains metadata.
Scroll the table for camera, lens, and GPS values.
Nothing is sent to a server — parsing runs on your device.
quick answers
Upload the image and read the metadata table. EXIF is parsed in your browser.
Social networks, messengers, and screenshot tools often strip metadata. Try an original camera JPEG.
Yes, when GPS tags exist in the file. Check before sharing publicly.
JPG and PNG. Camera JPEGs usually have the richest EXIF; PNG may contain metadata if it was not stripped on export.
No. EXIF parsing is 100% local.
This tool is view-only. Use a remove-EXIF tool when we ship it in a later sprint.
Yes — free with no account required.