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ExifHub is a free collection of browser-based tools for working with image metadata. Whether you need to check camera settings, inspect GPS location data, strip sensitive metadata before sharing a photo online, or generate custom EXIF fields for testing, ExifHub handles it directly in your browser using JavaScript.
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ExifHub's answer
ExifHub processes every photo entirely in the browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server at any point, for any tool. Most other online metadata tools require uploading your image first, which means trusting a third party with files that may contain sensitive GPS location data or personal details. ExifHub avoids that entirely, while also covering more ground than most single-purpose competitors by offering viewing, removing, and generating tools for EXIF, GPS, IPTC, and XMP metadata all in one place, and in five languages.
ExifHub's answer
Most EXIF tools either upload your file to a server for processing or only handle one specific task (just viewing, or just removing). ExifHub does both: it keeps every photo local to your device, and it bundles viewing, removing, and generating metadata tools together instead of sending users to different sites for each task. It's also free with no account, no signup, and no file limits, and it's available in English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and French.
ExifHub's answer
Photographers checking camera settings or organizing photos by location, privacy-conscious users who want to remove GPS or camera metadata before sharing photos online, developers and QA testers who need to inspect or generate EXIF data for testing, and journalists or researchers verifying what information a photo contains before publishing it.
ExifHub's answer
ExifHub was built to solve a simple problem: most online EXIF and metadata tools require uploading a photo to a server, which isn't ideal when that photo might contain GPS coordinates or other private information. ExifHub was built to run entirely in the browser instead, so photos never leave the user's device, while covering the full range of metadata tasks people actually need, from viewing and removing to generating custom EXIF data.
ExifHub's answer
ExifHub is built with Astro and Tailwind CSS, and uses the exifr and piexifjs JavaScript libraries to read and write image metadata directly in the browser. It's deployed on Cloudflare Pages as a fully static site with no backend server.
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ExifHub is a free tool with no accounts or sign-ups, so there isn't a customer list to share.
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