View EXIF Data Online — Read Photo Metadata Free

What hidden data is stored in your photos? The MyPDF View EXIF tool reveals all metadata embedded in your images — GPS coordinates, camera settings, date/time, software used, and more.

How to View EXIF Data

1. Upload your image (JPG, PNG, or TIFF).
2. Browse the complete metadata table organized by category.
3. Export the metadata as a text file or copy individual values.

Common EXIF Fields

Category	Fields	Example Values
Location	GPS lat/long, altitude	40.7128, -74.0060
Camera	Model, lens, serial	Canon EOS R5
Settings	ISO, aperture, shutter	ISO 200, f/2.8, 1/500s
Date/Time	Original, modified	2026-03-24 14:30:00
Image	Resolution, DPI, color space	6000x4000, 300 DPI

Practical Tips

• Check GPS data before sharing — if a photo reveals your home or work location, use the Strip EXIF tool to remove it.
• Use EXIF to verify photo authenticity — modification dates and software fields can reveal if an image has been edited.
• Photographers use EXIF to review camera settings of successful shots for learning and consistency.

Does every image have EXIF data?

Most smartphone and digital camera photos include EXIF. Screenshots, graphics created in design software, and some web-downloaded images may have little or no EXIF data.

Can I view EXIF from RAW files?

The tool supports common image formats. For RAW files, convert to JPG first with the RAW to JPG converter — EXIF data transfers during conversion.

Related Tools

• Strip EXIF — remove all metadata for privacy
• Change DPI — modify DPI metadata
• Compress Image — optimize file size
• Convert Image — convert between formats