Deep telemetry inspection, Google Maps geolocation, and forensic authenticity verification.
Curious what camera took a photo, what lens aperture was used, or where exactly in the world it was captured? Pixora EXIF Inspector decodes hidden photographic metadata and presents it in a structured forensic report. It checks for GPS coordinates with an instant Google Maps lookup link, extracts camera sensor telemetry (F-stop, ISO, exposure time), and scans for software signatures like Adobe Photoshop or Lightroom.
Pixora reads binary TIFF/EXIF IFD tags directly from your file bytes in memory. It maps EXIF tag IDs to human-readable photography properties and converts GPS rational coordinates into decimal latitude/longitude.
Study camera settings and lighting metrics from other photos to learn and refine your craft.
Verify image authenticity, detect digital editing software traces, and confirm location timestamps.
Most social media platforms (WhatsApp, Twitter/X, Instagram) automatically strip EXIF data when photos are uploaded to protect privacy. To inspect EXIF data, use the original photo directly from the camera or smartphone.
No. The file is read directly in your browser’s JavaScript memory. Not a single byte is transmitted over the network.