You can read image metadata with an operating system’s file information panel, a photo editor, or an EXIF viewer. The fields shown depend on the file and the tool.
Use Motchilllz
- Open the EXIF Detector.
- Select a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file within the displayed upload limit.
- Choose Analyze image and open the EXIF Detector tab in the report.
- Review fields such as camera model, capture date, software, exposure settings, and GPS presence.
Exact GPS coordinates are not shown by Motchilllz. If you need coordinates, use a tool that clearly explains how it handles location data and inspect a copy you are comfortable sharing.
Use a device or editor
On a computer, open the file’s properties or information panel and look for image details. Some operating systems show dimensions and camera fields but omit less common tags. A photo editor may show more fields in its file-information panel. Menu names vary by operating system and application version.
If no fields appear
The file may never have contained camera metadata. It may also be a screenshot, an exported edit, or a copy that a messaging or social app recompressed. Try to obtain the original image before drawing conclusions.
An EXIF viewer reports what it can read from that particular file. It cannot verify that a date or camera field is true, and missing fields say nothing about whether an image was generated. Read what EXIF data is for more background.