EXIF & Metadata Viewer - See What Your Photos Reveal About You

Every photo your phone takes carries hidden baggage. Buried inside the file are dozens of metadata tags - the camera you used, the exact lens, the shutter speed, the time, and almost certainly the GPS coordinates of where you stood when you pressed the button. Most people have no idea this data exists. OptiPix's free EXIF & Metadata Viewer surfaces every tag, highlights the privacy-sensitive ones, and lets you decide what to do about them - all without uploading your photo to a single server.

What makes OptiPix's Metadata Viewer different

Most "EXIF viewer" sites have one of two problems: they upload your photo to inspect it (which is exactly what you don't want when you're worried about privacy), or they show you a wall of cryptic tag names with no context. OptiPix takes a different approach:

Key features

How to use it

1. Open the Metadata Viewer.

2. Drop one or more photos onto the dropzone.

3. Read the Privacy Risk card at the top to see what's exposed.

4. If GPS is found, you'll see the location on a map. Click Strip this metadata to head to the EXIF Remover.

Who is it for

When you're ready to actually remove the metadata, head over to our EXIF Remover for one-click stripping. If you suspect a photo has been edited or doctored, our Photo Restoration tool can help inspect it visually, and the Image Comparison tool can diff it against an original.

Try the Metadata Viewer free at OptiPix.art - your photos never leave your browser.