Photo information you can actually read
Find when a photo was taken, which camera was used, or whether location information remains. Keep the photo in view while checking the EXIF details you want to know.
Even when the metadata includes unfamiliar technical fields, you can start by opening the photo and reading the information you need. Use it to check before publishing or to review how a photograph was taken.
Before sharing or when looking back
Check location details before posting, find the date of an old photograph, or revisit the settings behind a favorite shot. The available fields depend on the information contained in the file.
Check location details before sharing
A photo may contain its capture location and date in EXIF metadata. Before sending it to someone or posting it, check whether those details reveal a place you would prefer to keep private.
If you do not need to share the capture details, use the option to remove all EXIF data and download the resulting image. Share that file to leave out the location and capture date stored in EXIF.
