PhotoDataLab utilities

Photography Tools

Free, fast photography tools for photo metadata, camera-file checks and everyday photography maths. Each tool states its own privacy and accuracy limits, and browser-only tools keep the selected file on your device.

Metadata & Privacy

Read, check and remove the EXIF, GPS and identifying metadata stored in a photo. These tools run entirely in your browser and do not upload the selected file.

EXIF Viewer

View camera, lens, exposure, GPS and other photo metadata locally in your browser.

Metadata Remover

Remove EXIF, GPS and other removable metadata from a JPEG before sharing it.

Photo Privacy Checker

Check a photo locally for GPS, serial numbers, timestamps and identifying metadata.

Photo Location Finder

Read GPS coordinates actually stored in a JPEG or HEIC photo without uploading it.

Camera Checks

Inspect an original camera file for its make, model, serial number and any verified camera-reported counter, then compare that evidence with what a seller claims.

Used Camera Checker

Compare seller claims with readable evidence in a fresh original camera file.

Photography Calculators

Work out print size, resolution and exposure relationships with deterministic formulas and clearly defined terminology.

Exposure Calculator

Calculate exact stop changes and equivalent aperture, shutter speed and ISO.

How these photography tools work together

Start with the EXIF Viewer to see everything stored in a photo. Before sharing an image, run the Photo Privacy Checker and then the Metadata Remover to strip location and identifying fields. When buying or selling a camera body, the Shutter Count Checker and Used Camera Checker read the counter and identity evidence in an original file, and the Fujifilm Serial Number Lookup compares a serial with known model records. The Print Size Calculator and Exposure Calculator cover the print-resolution and stop maths.

Privacy and accuracy are stated per tool

Browser-only tools read the selected file locally and never upload it. The camera-file checks that need ExifTool clearly disclose a temporary upload and delete the file straight after the check. Results describe readable metadata only and do not prove ownership, authenticity, condition or legal status.