This free GPS metadata viewer extracts the exact location where a photo was taken, straight from its embedded EXIF data. Drop in a JPG, PNG, HEIC, or TIFF file and the tool reads the GPS coordinates recorded by your camera or phone, then plots that location on an interactive map so you can see precisely where the shot was captured.
Unlike most tools that let you extract gps metadata from image files, this one never sends your photo anywhere. Every byte is read directly in your browser using JavaScript, so nothing is uploaded to a server, stored, or shared with a third party. That makes it a practical way to view photo gps metadata for a single image or an entire folder, one file at a time, without giving up control of your files.
This image gps metadata viewer is useful in a few common situations: photographers organizing shoots by location, travelers sorting through a trip’s worth of photos and trying to remember where each one was taken, and privacy-conscious people who want to check exactly what location data a photo reveals before posting it online. Camera phones often embed precise GPS coordinates by default, and many people do not realize this until it matters. Use this jpg gps metadata tool to check before you share, or just to rediscover where a favorite photo was taken.