Image Metadata Viewer
View detailed image metadata and EXIF information including camera, lens, captured date, GPS, dimensions, orientation, exposure, ISO and software.
Camera & Exposure
Image & Technical Information
GPS & Location
Complete Metadata (JSON)
Inspect camera, lens, exposure, ISO, date, GPS and other supported EXIF properties.
View file type, size, dimensions, aspect ratio, orientation and modification date.
The metadata is read locally in your browser instead of being intentionally uploaded to a server.
Free Online Image Metadata Viewer
Apna Network Image Metadata Viewer is a free browser-based tool for viewing image metadata and EXIF information. It can show camera details, lens information, image dimensions, captured date, GPS coordinates, exposure settings, ISO, software, copyright and other metadata when those fields exist in the image.
What Information Can This Tool Show?
- Image file name, MIME type and file size
- Image width, height, aspect ratio and orientation
- Camera manufacturer and camera model
- Lens model and focal length
- ISO, aperture, shutter speed and flash information
- Original capture and digitization dates
- GPS latitude, longitude and altitude when available
- Software, copyright, artist and resolution information
- Complete parsed metadata in JSON format
How To View Image Metadata
- Select an image or drag and drop it into the upload area.
- Click View Metadata.
- Review the file information and EXIF sections.
- Check GPS information carefully before sharing an image.
What Is EXIF Metadata?
EXIF stands for Exchangeable Image File Format. It is metadata commonly stored inside digital photographs. Depending on the camera, phone and editing software, EXIF can contain information about the device, lens, exposure, date, orientation, location and software used to process the image.
Important Privacy Note About GPS Metadata
Some photographs contain precise GPS coordinates. Before publishing or sharing an original photo online, check whether it contains location information that you do not want to disclose. This viewer displays GPS values when they are available in the image.
Why Does Some Image Metadata Say “Not Found”?
Not every image contains EXIF metadata. Screenshots, images downloaded from websites, social-media copies, edited images and exported graphics may have some or all metadata removed. Browser support also varies by image format. When a field is unavailable, this tool displays “Not found” rather than inventing a value.
Supported Image Formats
The browser can provide basic file information for many image formats. EXIF availability depends on the actual format and metadata structure. JPEG images usually provide the broadest EXIF support. PNG, WebP, HEIC and HEIF may expose less metadata depending on browser and library support.