Image Metadata Viewer

This metadata viewer helps you inspect camera and capture information embedded in image files. You can review fields like camera make, model, ISO, focal length, timestamp, and optional GPS data. It is useful for privacy checks before publishing photos, technical QA, and content audit workflows.

EXIF metadata can include sensitive location and device details depending on camera and export settings. Before posting images publicly, review whether GPS coordinates or exact capture times should be hidden. This tool also supports masking sensitive values and JSON export for documentation. Since analysis runs in-browser, files stay local during inspection. For journalists and researchers, documenting EXIF changes helps maintain chain-of-custody when images move between teams. When GPS is present, consider removing coordinates for public street photography of private property. Batch inspection workflows can combine JSON exports with spreadsheet tools to audit large sets of uploads consistently. Some stripped exports still retain thumbnails, so verify downstream tools if you need full redaction.