Know before you share
A photo can reveal where you live or where you were at a given moment. Check the location and timestamp first.
Check what a photo reveals before you share it: camera and lens, exposure settings, date taken and GPS location. Everything is read locally — the photo never leaves your device.
Your images are processed on your device and are never uploaded.
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Review the camera, exposure, date and location details, grouped by section.
Remove the metadata with the EXIF remover if you do not want to share it.
A photo can reveal where you live or where you were at a given moment. Check the location and timestamp first.
Metadata is parsed in your browser. GPS coordinates are shown as numbers, and no map is loaded, so not even your coordinates are sent anywhere.
Many apps and social networks strip metadata on export or upload. Screenshots usually have very little to begin with.
JPG, HEIC, TIFF, PNG and AVIF.
No. Metadata is read in your browser.