Free EXIF viewer and metadata checker
See the camera, software and date fields stored in a photo, and whether it appears to carry Content Credentials. It runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
What you get
Camera and software
Make, model, lens and the editing software recorded in the file, where present.
Dates
When the photo was taken and last modified, according to the file. These fields can be edited.
Content Credentials markers
Shows whether signed provenance data appears to be present. To verify it, use the C2PA checker.
Limits
- Metadata is easy to remove or edit, and most social platforms strip it. Missing metadata proves nothing.
- Metadata can show an image was made by editing software, but it cannot show whether an image is AI-generated.
How it works
- 01
Choose a file
Drop in a JPG or PNG. Use the original file if you can.
- 02
Read the fields
Metadata appears in a table. Nothing is sent anywhere.
- 03
Add a deeper check
Run the image through a Witness scan for an AI-generation likelihood.
Frequently asked questions
What is EXIF data?
EXIF is information a camera or phone stores inside a photo file, such as the device, settings and time. Editing software can add or change it.
Does this tool upload my photo?
No. The file is read in your browser and never sent to Witness.
Can EXIF tell me if an image is AI-generated?
Rarely. Some AI tools write software names or Content Credentials, but most images have neither. Use a detector for a likelihood.
Related
Don't guess. Witness it.
Free to try. No account needed for your first scans. Witness gives a likelihood with a confidence percentage, not a certainty.