Photo Tool

Check Photo Exif and Shooting Details
EXIF Master

Load a photo in your browser to view capture date, camera, lens, aperture, ISO, GPS data, shutter speed, and JPEG structure. If maker data is present, you may also see shutter count.

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What you can check with this Exif viewer

This tool analyzes capture date, exposure time, aperture, ISO, camera, lens, GPS, image size, and JPEG segments directly in your browser. Search and section filters help you find the right fields quickly without installing software on Windows or Mac.
Shutter speed is displayed when it exists in Exif. Shutter count appears only when the camera stores it in MakerNote data, so it is a quick pre-check before using exiftool.
Use this before removing or editing Exif, converting to JPEG, or creating Exif frames. This page only displays metadata and supports copy plus CSV/JSON export. It does not edit or delete image data.

Key features and use cases

Check Exif on Windows and Mac

No installation required. Use this web tool in your browser on Windows, Mac, or mobile devices, even on locked-down computers.

GPS data and location checks

If GPS data is present, the viewer shows latitude, longitude, and altitude. Useful before sharing photos publicly.

Shutter speed and shutter count

Exposure time and shutter speed are displayed clearly. Shutter count is detected only when MakerNote data includes it.

Check before editing or removing Exif

See which metadata remains before using Exif removal tools, Exif editors, JPEG conversion tools, or Exif frame generators.

Supported camera makers and models

Works with any digital camera or smartphone photo that contains Exif data.

Sony Alpha 7V, Alpha 7C II, Alpha 7R III, Alpha 6700, Alpha 6400, etc.
Nikon Z 9, Z 8, Z 7II, Z 6III, Z 50II, D750, etc.
Canon EOS R5, R6, R7, R10, 5D Mark IV, etc.
Fujifilm X-T5, X-S20, X-H2S, etc.
Panasonic LUMIX S5II, GH6, etc.
OLYMPUS / OM OM-1, E-M1 Mark III, etc.
PENTAX / RICOH K-3 III, GR III, etc.
iPhone / Android All smartphones

FAQ

Q What is Exif data? +
Exif is metadata stored in digital photos, including camera model, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, capture date, and GPS location.
Q Are files uploaded to a server? +
No. Image data never leaves your device. Exif analysis runs entirely in your browser.
Q Can I use it on Windows and Mac? +
Yes. It works in major browsers on Windows, Mac, and mobile devices.
Q Which image formats are supported? +
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, and TIFF are supported. JPEG typically retains the most Exif data.
Q Can I check shutter count and shutter speed? +
Shutter speed is displayed when stored in Exif. Shutter count appears only when MakerNote data includes it.
Q Can I use this before removing or editing Exif data? +
Yes. You can confirm Exif and GPS data before editing, removing, or converting. This page is a viewer only and does not modify the image.
Q GPS data is missing +
If GPS was off at capture, if social platforms stripped location data, or if the file is a screenshot, the GPS section may be empty or hidden.

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