123024.com · Image Metadata
Image Metadata / EXIF shows camera, GPS, and other embedded tags alongside basic file info such as dimensions and type. Parsing runs locally with no upload.
EXIF and related metadata store capture settings, timestamps, device model, and sometimes location. Reviewing tags helps debug photos or check what you are about to share.
This viewer reads metadata in the browser and displays it in a readable table.
1. Drop an image — PNG, JPG, WebP, and similar formats are supported when tags exist.
2. Review the table — Basic file info plus EXIF/IPTC fields when present.
3. Interpret carefully — Missing tags usually means the file was stripped or never had EXIF.
Why is there no EXIF? Many editors and messengers strip metadata for privacy.
Is GPS always present? Only if the camera wrote location and it was not removed later.
Are images uploaded? No. Parsing is local.