Check what's hidden in your photos
View, analyze, and remove metadata from your photos. All processing happens in your browser - your photos never leave your device.
Your iPhone embeds GPS coordinates in every photo by default
Instagram strips GPS but Twitter doesn't always - check before sharing
Professional photographers use EXIF data to learn from great shots
EXIF Data Viewer
View all metadata embedded in your photos including camera settings, GPS location, and timestamps.
Try NowPhoto Privacy Scanner
Quick check to see if your photo contains location data with traffic-light color coding.
Try NowMetadata Remover
Strip all EXIF, IPTC, and XMP metadata from photos with before/after comparison.
Try NowPhoto Location Finder
Extract GPS coordinates from photos and display exact location on interactive map.
Try NowShutter Count Checker
Determine camera age and wear by reading shutter actuation count from photo EXIF.
Try NowBatch Operations
Process multiple photos simultaneously - view, analyze, or clean metadata in bulk.
Try NowCamera Settings Analyzer
Analyze EXIF data across multiple photos to learn your shooting patterns.
Try NowEXIF Metadata Editor
Add or update copyright info, timestamps, and other metadata in your photos.
Try NowMetadata Comparison
Compare EXIF data between original and cleaned photos with side-by-side diff view.
Try NowPrivacy Education Hub
Learn what metadata is, why it matters for privacy, and how to protect yourself.
Try NowCommon Use Cases
See how others protect their privacy and get insights from photo metadata
Selling Items Online
Remove location from product photos so buyers don't know your home address
Use Metadata RemoverBuying a Used Camera
Check shutter count to verify camera condition and negotiate fair price
Check Shutter CountLearning Photography
Analyze camera settings from great shots to understand and replicate techniques
Analyze SettingsYour Privacy Matters
hidden location data
Photos taken with smartphones often embed GPS coordinates, camera model, date/time, and other personal information that can reveal where you live, work, or spend time.
Home Address Risk
Photos taken at home contain exact GPS coordinates. Anyone who downloads your photo can pinpoint your address on a map.
Pattern Building
Timestamps and locations combined can reveal your daily routines, work schedule, and favorite places - valuable data for bad actors.
Social Media Gaps
While Instagram and Facebook remove GPS data, many platforms don't. Always check before sharing photos online.
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