PhotoEdge EXIF Drawer

Right-click any image to view its EXIF metadata — camera, lens, exposure, GPS location — in a side drawer.

PhotoEdge EXIF Drawer See what camera, lens, and settings made any photo on the web. Right-click an image, choose "Show EXIF metadata," and a side drawer slides in with everything the photo's metadata reveals. Built for photographers. Whether you're studying compositions you admire, checking what gear a working photographer used before reaching out, inspecting your own portfolio before publishing, or just curious about a shot that caught your eye — PhotoEdge surfaces the technical story behind every image at a glance. What you'll see: Camera body, lens, and editing software Aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, exposure bias, flash Date taken, photographer, copyright GPS coordinates with map view Every EXIF tag in a searchable table, with one-click copy as JSON Privacy-first. All metadata parsing happens locally in your browser. No image data, no URLs, no analytics — nothing is uploaded to any server. No account, no API key, no tracking. Honest about limits. Many social platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Reddit, Discord, and others) strip EXIF metadata from uploaded photos before serving them. PhotoEdge tells you when this is the case so you know it's the platform, not the extension. Supported formats: JPEG (full EXIF + GPS), PNG (text chunks + eXIf), GIF, BMP, WebP. PhotoEdge is open and inspectable — the entire extension is a small, auditable codebase that does one thing well.