Image EXIF Tool
View and edit EXIF metadata.
About Image EXIF Tool
The Image EXIF Tool displays and edits the metadata embedded in photo files. Photographers use it to review camera settings such as aperture, shutter speed, and lens model; anyone sharing photos online can use it to remove GPS coordinates and other identifying details before publishing. Upload a JPG or TIFF file, browse the EXIF tags, edit fields like copyright and artist name, strip sensitive data, and save the updated file. Since the file is examined and rewritten locally in your browser, private location data is never exposed to a third-party server.
Key Features
- ✓Reads EXIF tags from JPG and TIFF files
- ✓Shows camera model, lens, and exposure settings
- ✓Edit copyright, artist, and text metadata fields
- ✓Removes GPS coordinates and sensitive data
- ✓Saves the modified image with updated metadata
- ✓All processing happens locally in the browser
How to Use Image EXIF Tool
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Upload Your Image
Select a JPG or TIFF file. Photos from digital cameras and smartphones usually contain EXIF metadata.
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View the EXIF Information
Browse the available tags, including camera model, lens information, exposure settings, and GPS coordinates.
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Edit Metadata Values
Update editable fields such as copyright, artist name, and description text.
- 4
Remove Sensitive Data
Strip GPS coordinates or other private fields you do not want embedded in a shared image.
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Save the Modified Image
Download the image with your changes permanently embedded in its metadata.
Read the complete step-by-step guide with screenshots and pro tips
Common Use Cases
- •A photographer audits the camera settings used for a favorite shot.
- •A parent removes GPS coordinates from photos before posting them publicly.
- •A freelancer adds copyright and contact details to portfolio images.
- •A journalist strips identifying metadata from pictures before publication.
- •A hobbyist corrects a wrong date stamp on camera files.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does my photo go when I edit EXIF data?
The file is opened and rewritten entirely in your browser. It is never uploaded, which matters because EXIF data often contains precise GPS locations you may want to keep private.
Which file formats contain EXIF data?
The tool reads and edits EXIF metadata in JPG and TIFF files, the formats most cameras and phones use. The metadata is embedded in the file and not visible in the picture itself.
Does the Image EXIF Tool cost anything?
It is completely free and requires no account or signup. View and modify metadata in as many images as you like.