Image Metadata Viewer

Overview

Check a photo for readable EXIF and embedded metadata before sharing it. Review camera details, capture dates, image dimensions, GPS coordinates, author fields, and other tags, then create a re-encoded copy without the original metadata when privacy matters.

Best for

• Checking whether a photo contains GPS location before posting it.
• Reading camera model, lens, exposure, ISO, and capture date fields.
• Inspecting author, copyright, XMP, IPTC, and PNG metadata.
• Creating a clean JPG or PNG copy for sharing.

Not for

• Forensic proof that every proprietary or encrypted metadata block is gone.
• Editing individual EXIF values or preserving professional color profiles.
• RAW camera files, videos, PDFs, or unsupported image formats.

How it works

1. Choose one JPG or PNG image.
2. View the readable metadata and check whether privacy-sensitive fields are present.
3. Remove the metadata and download the re-encoded clean copy when needed.

Limits and privacy

Images are limited to 15 MB and 40,000,000 pixels. Metadata reading depends on supported EXIF, XMP, IPTC, JFIF, and PNG fields. Removal re-encodes the visible pixels and can change file size, JPEG quality, color profile, or orientation handling.

Common uses

• Inspect a phone photo before uploading it publicly.
• Find the camera and exposure settings used for a picture.
• Check whether an exported design contains author or copyright metadata.
• Download a metadata-free sharing copy without sending the image to a server.

Useful facts

• Tiny Work Tools Image Metadata Viewer reads supported fields locally in the browser.
• Privacy-sensitive keys such as GPS, location, serial, owner, author, and copyright are visually highlighted.