Photo GPS & EXIF Viewer

Every JPEG your camera or phone produces carries an EXIF block: when it was taken, where (if GPS was on), with what camera, at what aperture and shutter speed. Photo GPS & EXIF Viewer surfaces all of it for any image you point at.

What it shows

• GPS latitude / longitude / altitude (with a map link)
• Date and time the shot was taken
• Camera make, model, and serial number
• Lens make and model
• ISO, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, flash status
• White balance and exposure mode
• All other standard EXIF fields

Bulk scanning

Point at a folder. The tool lists every image with a "has GPS / no GPS" flag and exports a CSV with the location for each photo that has one. Useful for auditing how many of your photos accidentally carry location data — the kind of metadata you might not want to publish.

When you need it

• Privacy audit before publishing photos online
• Geolocating an old photo collection
• Reviewing camera-setting habits across a shoot
• Forensic-style review of "when was this taken?"
• Building a photo map of a trip

Features

• Single-photo or folder-scan modes
• Map link for any photo with GPS
• CSV export of bulk results
• Reads JPEG, TIFF, and most RAW formats
• Portable single executable

System requirements

• Windows 7, 8, 10, 11
• A few MB of free RAM
• About 1 MB of disk space