Image Info vs Photo Metadata EXIF Viewer

Allows you to view all the image metadata stored in an image. Image sources * Photo Library * iTunes File Sharing * URLs through the pasteboard. Long-tap on any image in Mobile Safari, choose 'Copy' and then view the image in Image Info. Image Metadata * All metadata stored in the image, even unrecognized metadata will be displayed. * If GPS coordinates are present in the metadata, allows the viewing of the GPS coordinates on an interactive map. Fully supports retina display devices.

See everything stored in your photos and videos. Photo Metadata EXIF Viewer shows every field in a file, from camera settings to location and dates, in the app or from the Share button in Photos. SEE EVERY DETAIL • Tap any photo or video to see every detail stored in its file. • Tiles sum up the date, camera, exposure, file, and colors, with every metadata group listed below them. • See on a map where a photo was taken and, when the file records it, which way the camera faced. • Swipe left or right to move to the next item. • See whether a photo's file says it was made or edited with AI, the AI tool it names, and any Content Credentials (C2PA). • On iOS 27 and later, see the caption, keywords, and star rating the Photos app keeps for each photo. FIND A FIELD • Tap the magnifying glass and type part of a field's name or part of its value. Search covers every group, from camera settings to GPS. • Touch and hold a value to copy it. IN THE PHOTOS APP View All Metadata appears under the Share button in Photos, so you don't have to open this app. It works on up to 20 photos at a time, or one video. GOOD TO KNOW • This app only shows metadata. It doesn't change or remove anything. • The AI label shows only what a file says about itself. Many AI-made images carry no label, and Content Credentials are read but not verified. The app can't detect invisible watermarks, such as the SynthID mark Photos adds to some AI edits. PRIVACY Your photos are never uploaded or copied from this app to any server or cloud. Maps and place names come from Apple Maps, which receives a photo's coordinates. Usage and crash data never include your photos, file names, or metadata values, and you can turn them off in Settings. No account needed. Need more? Metadata Pro is a separate paid app from the same developer. It does what this app does, and also edits fields and changes dates and places.