Nothing is uploaded
The file is parsed locally using your browser's File API. It is never sent to Bacon Services.
Free EXIF Viewer
See the camera, exposure, and location data hidden inside a photo — camera model, GPS coordinates, date taken — read locally in your browser.
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Drop a photo here
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No camera or photo metadata was found in this file. It may have already been stripped — screenshots, web-downloaded images, and re-saved photos usually have none.
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Sharing this photo? Remove its metadata first so this data doesn't travel with it.
What this does
Cameras and phones embed EXIF metadata directly inside a photo file — camera model, exposure settings, and sometimes the exact GPS location it was taken at. This tool reads that data and lays it out in plain language, entirely in your browser.
Real GPS coordinates
If a photo carries embedded location data, this shows the exact latitude and longitude — a good check before sharing a photo publicly.
Ready to strip it
See something you'd rather not share? Remove Image Metadata clears it in one step.
Common questions
What is EXIF data?
Metadata a camera embeds in a photo — model, exposure, date, and sometimes GPS location.
Does this upload my photo?
No — it's all read locally in your browser.
Why is there no data for my photo?
Screenshots and re-saved or web-downloaded images usually have none left.
How do I remove this before sharing?
Use the Remove Image Metadata tool to strip it in one step.