Exif Detail is a useful app for anyone who wants to know more about their photos. It shows information that you normally don’t see just by opening an image, such as the camera model, lens, date taken, image size and GPS location. It can also check for AI disclosure markers, which may help you understand whether a photo has been marked as AI-generated.
One thing I like is that the app is not only for photographers. If you often share pictures online, you can use it to check what personal information is attached to them and remove the details you don’t want others to see. The app also includes tools for checking image histograms and exporting metadata, so there is something useful here for both everyday users and people who work with photos.
Key features:
- Photo Metadata: View camera details, dates, resolution, file size, orientation and other image information.
- Metadata Removal: Remove selected details like GPS coordinates, timestamps and device information while keeping the original photo unchanged.
- Privacy Score: Get an overview of the information your photos may reveal.
- AI Image Detection: Check for AI-related metadata markers, although missing markers don’t prove that an image is real.
- GPS Location Viewer: View available photo location data on Google Maps.
- Histogram Tools: Check exposure, grayscale levels and color distribution.
- Metadata Export: Save information in CSV, XML or JSON formats.
- Wide Format Support: Read metadata from JPG, PNG, RAW, DNG, HEIC, WebP and GIF files.
Exif Detail is worth trying if you care about photo privacy or simply want to understand your image files better. Photos are processed locally according to the app’s description, and your originals stay untouched when metadata is removed. Just remember that some photos may have little or no metadata available.
