What this tool does

This page reads image metadata and shows it in a human-friendly format.

You can use it to:

• Check whether a photo contains GPS location
• Verify camera model / lens information
• Inspect capture time and other technical fields
• Copy or download the parsed metadata as JSON

What metadata you may see

Depending on the file, you might see fields like:

• Date/Time (DateTimeOriginal / CreateDate)
• Camera / Lens (Make, Model, LensModel)
• Exposure settings (ISO, FNumber, ExposureTime)
• Dimensions (width, height)
• GPS (latitude, longitude)
• Software/Author (Software, Artist, Copyright)

Examples

Example 1: Check if a photo leaks location

1. Upload a photo taken on a phone.
2. Look for GPS fields (latitude/longitude).

If GPS exists, consider removing metadata before sharing publicly.

Example 2: Export metadata for debugging

If a tool or website rejects your photo, metadata can be useful for debugging.

• Click Copy JSON to paste into a bug report.
• Or click Download JSON to save photo-metadata.json.

Troubleshooting

• If parsing fails, try a different file export (some apps produce unusual metadata).
• If you only need the image without metadata, converting/compressing the image often results in a clean export.

Related tools

• Image format converter
• Image compressor
• Image cropper
• Image to Base64