Reads EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, JFIF, and image headers locally in your browser. JPEG files can be edited and downloaded with updated EXIF.
Drop one image for a focused single-file workspace, or add a batch and switch between files without leaving the page.
Reads common metadata blocks from JPEG, TIFF, PNG, HEIC, AVIF, WebP-capable browser previews, and related image formats when metadata is present.
When latitude and longitude are detected, the location is shown on a Leaflet map using OpenStreetMap tiles and attribution.
Edit title, artist, copyright, camera, software, date taken, and GPS fields, then download a new JPEG copy.
Download edited JPEGs, strip JPEG EXIF data, export the current metadata JSON, or export batch metadata as a single JSON file.
Image parsing and JPEG rewriting happen in the browser. Files are not uploaded to a server by this tool.
| Format | Read support | Write support |
|---|---|---|
| JPEG / JPG | EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, ICC/JFIF headers | Edit and strip EXIF |
| TIFF / TIF | TIFF, EXIF, GPS, XMP/IPTC where present | Read only |
| PNG | PNG headers, EXIF, XMP, IPTC chunks where present | Read only |
| HEIC / HEIF / AVIF | EXIF/GPS and ICC where present | Read only |
| WebP / GIF / BMP | File and browser-supported preview metadata when available | Read only |
No. Metadata parsing and JPEG EXIF writing run locally in your browser. The original image file is not uploaded by this tool.
JPEG files can be downloaded with updated EXIF fields including description, artist, copyright, camera make/model, software, date taken, and GPS coordinates. Other formats are view-only because browser-safe metadata writing is much less standardized.
The reader supports many image containers, but the writer uses piexifjs, which inserts and removes EXIF in JPEG data. Keeping non-JPEG files lossless and browser-compatible requires format-specific writers that are not universally reliable.
If EXIF GPS latitude and longitude are found, the tool displays the coordinates on a Leaflet map with OpenStreetMap tiles and includes a direct OpenStreetMap link.
Yes. For JPEG files, use the EXIF editor to remove GPS fields, or download a copy with EXIF stripped.