Precise location
GPS latitude, longitude, altitude and direction may disclose a home, workplace or travel location.
Inspect camera, lens, exposure, timestamps and privacy-sensitive GPS information without uploading your photo.
or click to choose an image for local inspection
Choose imageJPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF and supported HEIC/HEIF · maximum 50 MBReview embedded information before posting original camera files publicly.
GPS latitude, longitude, altitude and direction may disclose a home, workplace or travel location.
Camera make, model, lens, software and sometimes serial-related fields can fingerprint equipment.
Capture dates, timezone offsets, editing applications, authorship and copyright may reveal context.
Usually provide the richest EXIF data and the most reliable camera-field support.
May contain textual, XMP or EXIF chunks, but many exported files contain little or no metadata.
Metadata may parse when browser preview does not. Support varies by browser, file structure and device.
Open a supported image without uploading it.
Read supported metadata blocks in the browser.
Check GPS, dates, device and author fields.
Search, copy or download JSON and CSV reports.
No. Parsing happens in your browser. The small usage event sent on Analyze does not contain the image or extracted metadata.
The file may have been stripped by a social network, messaging app, screenshot tool, editor or privacy setting. The format may also use unsupported metadata structures.
Yes. Clicking Open map sends the displayed coordinates to the external map provider in a new tab. The tool does not open it automatically.
This page is read-only. Use ZeeSharp’s EXIF Remover when you want to create a cleaned copy.
No. MakerNotes and proprietary fields vary widely. The report includes what the browser parser can safely decode.