What does the metadata viewer show?
A single photo can carry hundreds of hidden fields: the camera make and model, exposure settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO), the exact date and time of capture, the GPS coordinates where it was taken, the editing software used, the owner's name and even the camera's serial number. AI-generated images add their own layer: C2PA Content Credentials, Stable Diffusion parameters or an IPTC digitalSourceType marker. This viewer shows all of it, organised so you don't need to know a single tag name.
How do I read EXIF data from a URL?
No need to download an image first: switch to the From URL tab and paste a direct link. The image is fetched server-side and read the same way, handy as an online EXIF reader to check a picture before you ever save it to your device.
Can I export the metadata?
Yes. Once analysed, export the complete metadata listing to TXT, CSV or JSON for your records, an investigation or a support ticket.
How do I remove what the viewer finds?
If the photo reveals more than you'd like, clean it on the spot, or jump to the dedicated remove metadata & EXIF tool. To change fields instead, use the metadata editor. To check whether an image was AI-generated, use the AI image checker.