EXIF Reader – View Metadata from Any Image File

Aivexel’s EXIF Reader allows you to extract hidden metadata from photos and images. This includes camera settings, timestamps, GPS coordinates, lens data, software used, and more — all processed directly in your browser without uploading files to a server.

What is EXIF Data?

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is embedded information in image files (like JPG or TIFF) that stores details about how and where a photo was taken. It’s used by cameras, smartphones, and editing tools to retain metadata.

What This Tool Shows

• 📷 Camera make & model
• 📅 Date & time the photo was taken
• 📌 GPS coordinates (if available)
• 📐 Exposure, shutter speed, ISO, and aperture
• 🛠️ Software or app used to process the photo

How to Use the EXIF Reader

1. Upload a JPG, HEIC, or TIFF photo
2. Click “View EXIF”
3. See a full list of metadata grouped by category
4. Click “Copy GPS” or “Open in Maps” if location is available

Common Use Cases

• Photographers analyzing camera settings
• Digital forensics & evidence verification
• Location tracing for travel photos
• Checking if a photo was edited or filtered

FAQs

Do all images contain EXIF data?
No. Some apps (like WhatsApp or web compression tools) remove EXIF before uploading. Screenshots also often lack metadata.

Is GPS data always present?
Only if your phone/camera had location tagging enabled at the time the photo was taken.

Is it secure to use this tool?
Yes. All analysis happens locally in your browser. No files are uploaded or saved.

Can I delete EXIF data?
Not with this tool, but Aivexel may offer a metadata remover in the future.

Disclaimer

This tool is for informational and educational use. Aivexel does not collect or store your files. Please use responsibly and respect others’ privacy when sharing EXIF data.