Image Metadata Tools | Read, Edit or Strip EXIF
Photos carry a hidden record: where they were taken, on what camera, sometimes with an embedded thumbnail. Useful for you, useful for anyone you send the file to.
These three tools cover the whole lifecycle: read what is there, change what should differ, remove what should never travel.
Tools in this category
Photo Metadata Viewer →
Read every EXIF, GPS and camera tag in a photo, export as JSON.
Photo EXIF Editor →
Edit dates, credits and description tags, keep or drop GPS.
Remove Image Metadata →
Strip EXIF, GPS and XMP from JPEG, PNG and WebP without re-encoding.
Which tool should you use?
| Use this | When it is the right choice |
|---|---|
| Photo Metadata Viewer | You want to see every tag a file carries, and export the report as JSON. |
| Photo EXIF Editor | Specific fields need correcting while the rest stay intact. |
| Remove Image Metadata | Everything goes: EXIF, GPS and XMP stripped without re-encoding pixels. |
Frequently asked questions
Is stripping metadata lossless?
Yes. Pixels are never re-encoded; only metadata blocks are removed from the container.
Does viewing metadata upload the file?
No. Parsing runs locally and the report is generated in your browser.
Why remove GPS before sharing?
Coordinates pinpoint where you stood; public listings and forums keep originals, metadata included.