See the EXIF data hidden in a photo — camera, timestamp and GPS location.
JPEG and PNG carry the metadata this tool reads
Processed on your device — nothing is uploaded
A phone photograph
Usually rich in GPS and camera data
IMG_4021.jpgA downloaded image
Often already stripped by the platform
download.jpgA PNG export
Check the text chunks
export.pngJPEG and PNG carry the metadata this tool reads.
Entries are grouped into camera, capture settings, image properties and location.
If there is location data you did not expect, strip it before sharing.
GPS coordinates and device serial numbers are called out rather than buried in a long alphabetical table.
An unparseable segment is reported as unparseable. An empty result only ever means the file genuinely has no metadata this parser recognises.
The bytes are parsed in your browser, which matters more than usual for a tool whose entire subject is data you may not want shared.
Photographs carry far more than pixels. A file straight off a phone typically records the exact GPS coordinates where it was taken, the time to the second, the camera model and often a device serial number — all invisible until something reads it. This viewer parses the JPEG APP1 segment and PNG text chunks in your browser and shows you exactly what is there, grouped by what it reveals. If a segment cannot be parsed it says so rather than reporting an empty list, because "no metadata found" and "could not read the metadata" are very different answers.
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