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EXIF viewer & remover

Drop a JPEG photo (up to 20 MB) and see the metadata it carries: camera make and model, capture time, orientation, software — and, when present, the GPS position with a plain-language warning about what sharing it reveals. Parsing walks the JPEG APP1/TIFF structure locally; other formats are stated unsupported. No map tiles and no external lookups — coordinates render as copyable text, with an optional openstreetmap.org link that clearly leaves the site. The remove-metadata button re-encodes through a canvas and downloads a clean copy: all metadata is dropped, and the note states plainly that JPEG re-encoding is lossy.

Privacy ledger

Data acquired None.
Libraries used Lit 3 — bundled into the tool file itself.
Data stored None. The photo is read and parsed in memory only and is never uploaded or stored.
Data transmitted None.

Use it on your own page

Download the tool as a single self-contained HTML file: readable source with the Lit library included, zero network requests — it works opened straight from your disk, and you can customize everything.

Prefer the hosted widget? One script tag embeds it and stays up to date:

<script type="module" src="https://uuutil.com/tools/exif-viewer.js"></script>
<uu-exif-viewer lang="en"></uu-exif-viewer>

Source license: MIT — free to use, modify and redistribute; keep the license notice in copies.