Inspect the EXIF metadata embedded in JPEG photos â camera, exposure, lens and orientation, plus basic file info.
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How to Use EXIF Viewer
- Upload a JPEG â click the drop box, drag a file in, or paste with Ctrl/â+V.
- Read the table â file info appears first, then every EXIF tag found in the APP1 segment.
- Clear â remove the current photo and start over.
What EXIF tells you
EXIF is the metadata block cameras write into JPEG files. It records the gear used (Make, Model, FocalLength), the capture settings (ExposureTime, FNumber, ISO), the orientation the camera was held at, and the pixel dimensions. Photographers use it to learn how a shot was taken; developers use it to display images upright and to size placeholders.
Features
- Reads the JPEG APP1 / Exif segment straight from the file bytes â no library.
- Shows camera make, model, date/time, exposure, aperture, ISO, focal length, orientation and more.
- Reports file name, size, MIME and pixel dimensions alongside the metadata.
- Friendly fallback message for PNG/WebP or files without EXIF.
- All processing runs locally in your browser. Your data is not uploaded to any server.
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