Photo info viewer (EXIF)
See a photo's hidden details: camera and lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, when it was taken, its size and GPS location if any. Reads JPG, PNG, iPhone HEIC.
How to view a photo's details
- Pick, drag or paste (Ctrl+V) a photo.
- Read the groups: camera, shooting settings, date and time, size and location (when the photo has one).
- Scroll down to the full table for every other detail; copy it if you need to.
Frequently asked questions
When you take a picture, phones and cameras save extra details in the file: which camera and lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, when it was taken — and many save the GPS position too. It does not show in the picture, but anyone with the file can read it.
Screenshots, and photos sent through WhatsApp, Facebook or Messenger or downloaded from the web, usually have these details removed. Use the original file from your device (or send it as a file, not as a photo).
It can, if it has GPS coordinates. When you see a Location section, remove the hidden info before sending the original to anyone — use the Remove hidden photo info tool. The map only opens when you tap the button yourself.
Cameras record their own clock, usually without a time zone, so the time is shown exactly as recorded. When the camera saved its time zone offset (such as +07:00), it is shown underneath.
Yes. HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and TIFF photos are all read; some browsers cannot display HEIC pictures, but the details are read just the same.
It is completely free and needs no sign-up.
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