Drop a photo to read its EXIF
Open the extension and choose or drop a photo. You can also try View EXIF metadata from a web image's right-click menu. Photos are processed on your device. Opening a map sends coordinates to its provider.
Inspect photo metadata and GPS, copy camera settings, and make clean image copies. Local parsing; optional online maps. Photos are processed on your device. Opening a map sends coordinates to its provider.
Get started in 3 steps
Most Chrome extensions disappear after install. Pin EXIF Viewer now so it is right there on every photo you want to check.
Open Chrome's extensions menu in the top-right corner so you can pin EXIF Viewer.

Find EXIF Viewer in the list and click the pin icon next to it so it stays visible.

Open the extension and choose or drop a photo. You can also try View EXIF metadata from a web image's right-click menu.

How to use
EXIF Viewer reads the metadata baked into a photo, right in your browser, and shows it in a clean, readable layout.
Open the extension and choose or drop a photo. You can also try View EXIF metadata from a web image's right-click menu. Photos are processed on your device. Opening a map sends coordinates to its provider.
Camera, lens, exposure, timestamps and GPS, all in one view, with a plain-language note on what the photo reveals.
The original files are kept unchanged. Cleanup depends on formats your browser can decode. Re-encoding can change file size, format or image quality, and it does not preserve animation. Check the output before using it in place of the original.
Key features
Inspect photo metadata and GPS, copy camera settings, and make clean image copies. Local parsing; optional online maps. Photos are processed on your device. Opening a map sends coordinates to its provider.
Make, model, lens, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, orientation and timestamps.
Photos are processed on your device. Opening a map sends coordinates to its provider.
A plain-language report of what your photo exposes, location, serial number, owner, software, before you post it.
The original files are kept unchanged. Cleanup depends on formats your browser can decode. Re-encoding can change file size, format or image quality, and it does not preserve animation. Check the output before using it in place of the original.
Clean a whole folder at once, compare two photos side by side, and export metadata to CSV or JSON.
Photo parsing and cleanup run on your device. If you open an OpenStreetMap or Google Maps view, the selected photo coordinates are sent to that provider. Reading a web image requests its file from the source site. Peak Productivity receives license checks, device-linked usage events and feedback you choose to submit. Optional Apps66 linking also sends an activation code and device identifier for account access checks. Photo files and extracted metadata are not uploaded to our servers. The full privacy policy explains these requests.
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