#how-to
11 articles tagged “how-to”.
How to View HEIC Metadata (iPhone Photos)
HEIC files from your iPhone carry rich metadata, including GPS. Here's what a HEIC stores and every way to view it on iPhone, Mac, and Windows.
How to Read CR3 Metadata (Canon RAW)
Canon CR3 files store rich metadata in the standard EXIF fields plus Canon's MakerNotes. Here's what's inside and how to read it without Canon software.
How to Read NEF Metadata (Nikon RAW)
Nikon NEF files store standard EXIF plus rich MakerNotes, and often the shutter count. Here's what's inside and how to read it without Nikon software.
How to Remove EXIF Data From Photos (Free, No Upload Required)
Remove EXIF metadata from your photos in seconds, GPS, camera model, timestamps and more, right in your browser. No upload, no software, no quality loss.
How to View EXIF Data on Any Device (2026 Guide)
The fastest ways to view EXIF data on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, and online, see camera, exposure, and GPS metadata from any photo in seconds.
How to Read ARW Metadata (Sony RAW)
Sony ARW files store standard EXIF plus Sony's MakerNotes. Here's what's inside an Alpha RAW file and how to read it without Sony software.
How to Remove GPS & Location Data From Photos Before Sharing
Your photos may reveal exactly where you live. Learn how to check for and remove GPS location data from any photo, free, in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
Where Was This Photo Taken? How to Find the Location
Learn how to find where a photo was taken using its GPS metadata, plus what to do when a photo has no location data, and how to protect your own.
How to Read EXIF Data on iPhone (2026)
See the full EXIF metadata of any iPhone photo, camera, exposure, and GPS, using the built-in Photos app or a browser, including HEIC files.
How to View EXIF Data on Android (2026)
See the EXIF metadata of any photo on Android, camera, exposure, and GPS, using Google Photos, your gallery app, or a browser. Step by step.
How to See the Camera Settings Used in a Photo
Any photo's EXIF data reveals the exact camera settings behind it, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, and more. Here's how to read them and learn from them.