Free online photo metadata tool
EXIF Data Viewer: Extract Location from Photo
Upload a photo and view hidden EXIF metadata, including GPS coordinates, camera model, date taken, exposure settings, ISO, image resolution, and location on a map.
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Your image is processed in the browser. Choose a JPEG, TIFF, PNG, AVIF, WebP, or GIF file and the tool will try to read available metadata.
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FAQ
What is EXIF data?
EXIF is a standard for embedding information inside an image file. It can be added by a digital camera, smartphone, tablet, scanner, or image editing software.
EXIF data can include:
- camera model;
- mobile device type;
- shooting parameters such as shutter speed, aperture, and ISO;
- date and time when the photo was taken;
- GPS coordinates, if location saving was enabled.
How can you find a photo location on a map using longitude and latitude?
- You can use this EXIF Data Viewer to extract GPS coordinates from a photo.
- You can also use other photo GPS coordinate tools if you need additional options.
- Copy the latitude and longitude and paste them into Google Maps.
Is it dangerous to store EXIF data in photos?
It can be risky if the metadata contains private information. GPS coordinates can reveal where a photo was taken, including your home, workplace, school, hotel, or travel route.
How do I disable location saving in EXIF data?
On most phones, you can disable photo geotagging in camera permissions or location settings. Look for settings related to location access for the camera app.
Can I delete EXIF data?
Yes. You can use a metadata remover tool or photo editor to remove EXIF metadata before sharing an image online.