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Exif, XMP and IPTC are read straight from the file on your device — JPEG and iPhone HEIC in full, PNG and WebP too.
Free tool
Every photo carries hidden notes: the camera and its settings, when it was taken, often where, and sometimes your name or the camera’s serial number. Drop a photo to read them all.
Your photos never leave your device
Everything happens inside this page. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is sent anywhere — once the page has loaded, it even works offline.
“View on map” opens openstreetmap.org in a new tab, and only when you click it. Nothing else on this page goes online.
How it works
Exif, XMP and IPTC are read straight from the file on your device — JPEG and iPhone HEIC in full, PNG and WebP too.
Anything that could identify you — GPS, serial numbers, names, contact details, device names — is marked, with a plain-language warning.
Copy the list, save it as JSON, or remove the location before you share the photo — with the free tool next door.
For your whole library
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See where your photos were taken and download copies without the GPS location.
Open the toolTurn iPhone HEIC photos into JPGs that open anywhere, keeping the date and camera details.
Open the toolShift a batch of photos by hours or days, or set an exact date for scans — losslessly.
Open the toolPick a folder and see every exact copy of a photo or video, and how much space they waste.
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