EXIF Stats: Metadata Viewer

Understand the settings behind your photos — and the patterns across your library. EXIF Stats combines a photo metadata viewer with clear photography statistics. Read recorded camera settings, see which lenses and focal lengths appear in your photos, and tap through to the images behind each chart. READ YOUR PHOTO METADATA View available camera and lens information, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, image dimensions and format. Browse the photos you allow and open individual photo details, including photos outside your current analysis sample. EXPLORE YOUR SHOOTING PATTERNS Explore seven views of your photography: cameras, lenses, focal lengths, aperture, ISO, shutter speed and monthly activity. Switch between actual focal length and recorded 35mm-equivalent focal length. Open a lens to explore its photos and focal-length distribution. GO FROM CHARTS TO PHOTOS Tap a chart group to see its matching photos. Move from a lens or camera-setting group to a photo, inspect its recorded settings, and view the image full screen. CHOOSE WHAT TO ANALYZE Choose your accessible library or an available album, then set a date range. Start free with the most recent 100 eligible photo items in that scope. Changing the scope replaces the sample. Free access includes all seven statistical views, lens details and standard chart-to-photo exploration within the sample. GO FURTHER WITH EXIF STATS PRO A one-time in-app purchase unlocks: - Analysis of all eligible photos in your selected source and dates, without the free 100-photo cap. - Custom filters for camera, lens, focal length, aperture, ISO and shutter speed. - CSV export of photo metadata from your current analysis or filtered results. No subscription. Pro does not expand your Photos permissions or recover missing metadata. ANALYSIS ON YOUR DEVICE No account required. EXIF Stats does not upload your photos or analysis library to us, and it does not edit or delete your originals. Requests to download iCloud originals are off by default; enable them when you want Apple Photos to retrieve available originals. Metadata varies by photo and may be missing after editing or sharing. Statistics use the fields that can be read, with missing and unavailable data identified. The free limit counts candidate photo items, not guaranteed successful reads. Originals stored only in iCloud may require a download before they can be analyzed.