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Inspect the embedded fields
See camera model, lens, exposure settings, GPS coordinates, dates, and more.
View, Edit & Remove
Inspect camera settings, GPS location, and more. Remove or edit EXIF data before sharing — all processed locally in your browser.
Drag & drop images
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Batch conversion supported • Instant download
Processed locally in your browser • No uploads
Convert HEIC photos without a subscription, account, or hidden fee.
Your files stay in your browser and are not sent to a server.
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your photos never leave your device.
See camera model, lens, exposure settings, GPS coordinates, dates, and more.
Remove GPS, camera info, and all EXIF data before sharing photos online.
Modify artist, copyright, date, and description fields directly.
Strip GPS coordinates and personal data before uploading photos to social media or websites.
Quickly check camera settings, lens info, and exposure data for any photo.
Add or update artist name and copyright information in your image files.
Inspect detailed metadata to verify image authenticity and origin.
EXIF can contain camera details, capture times, and GPS coordinates. Check the fields first, then remove or edit only what you need before sending a photo to someone else.
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See camera model, lens, exposure settings, GPS coordinates, dates, and more.
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Remove GPS, camera info, and all EXIF data before sharing photos online.
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Strip GPS coordinates and personal data before uploading photos to social media or websites.
About the EXIF metadata tool
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata saved inside photos by cameras and phones. It can include the camera model, lens, exposure settings, capture time, and GPS coordinates.
It can read JPEG, HEIC/HEIF, PNG, WebP, and TIFF. Editing or removing metadata exports a JPEG; HEIC files are converted to JPEG in the browser first.
Yes. Processing stays in your browser and your images are never uploaded. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads.
EXIF can reveal your GPS location, device details, and capture time. Removing it before you share a photo helps protect your privacy.
Yes. The tool converts HEIC to JPEG in your browser first, then writes your edits to the JPEG file.