Metadata Viewer
Metadata viewers inspect the information embedded inside digital files — separate from what you see when you open them. Digital Metadata Remover currently focuses on image metadata: EXIF, GPS, camera information, timestamps and other embedded data. Your photo is uploaded to our server, analyzed there, and deleted automatically within 1 hour.
What is a metadata viewer?
A metadata viewer reads the embedded information inside a file and displays it in a readable form, instead of leaving it hidden inside the file's raw bytes. It's a purely inspection tool — it shows you what's there without changing the file.
How to view metadata online
Upload a photo below, or use the dedicated image metadata viewer. The file is uploaded to our server, analyzed there, and the detected fields are shown immediately — technical values plus a plain-language summary of what they mean. This kind of tool is sometimes called a metadata checker, since the underlying goal is the same: check what a file actually contains before you share it.
What metadata can you see?
Image metadata viewer — supported formats
Metadata viewer vs EXIF viewer
EXIF is one metadata standard among several — it's what most cameras and phones write automatically (device, settings, date, sometimes GPS). A metadata viewer like this one also surfaces IPTC and XMP fields when present. If you specifically want an EXIF-focused view, the EXIF viewer below is built around exactly that.
Try the EXIF viewer →Common questions
Yes — up to 25MB per photo.
Uploaded files and any cleaned copies are automatically deleted within 1 hour of being processed. You can also delete them immediately with the "delete now" button on the result.
Only if the device that captured the photo recorded it. Many phones let you disable location tagging, and some platforms strip GPS data automatically before you ever download or share the file.
Yes. Analysis and removal happen on our server, not in your browser. The photo is deleted automatically within 1 hour, we do not sell it, and we do not use it to train anything.
JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC, HEIF, AVIF, WebP and TIFF.
No. Viewing metadata only reads the file. Your original photo is only ever modified if you separately choose to remove metadata, which creates a new cleaned copy — the original upload is left untouched.