EXIF viewer
See the camera, date and place a photo carries, then save a clean copy.
Drop an image, or paste it
A photo straight from a camera or a phone, usually a JPEG. It never leaves your browser.
The clean copy is drawn onto a canvas and encoded again, which is the one way a browser can write an image: the pixels come out the same and every tag, including the position, is left behind. A JPEG is saved at high quality rather than copied byte for byte, so expect the file size to move a little.