RAF Metadata Viewer: View & Read Fujifilm RAF EXIF
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What is RAF?
RAF is Fujifilm's RAW format, used across the X-series (X-T, X-Pro, X100, X-H) and the medium-format GFX line. Many X-series cameras use Fuji's unique X-Trans sensor.
Unlike most RAW formats, RAF uses Fujifilm's own file structure rather than a standard TIFF layout, which is why some generic tools struggle with it.
What metadata you can view in a RAF file
RAF files carry standard EXIF plus Fujifilm MakerNotes, which famously record the film simulation (Velvia, Classic Chrome, Acros…) and other Fuji-specific settings. ExifGrabber reads the standard fields and shows the full set in the raw dump.
Because RAF isn't a plain TIFF, dedicated parsing matters, ExifGrabber handles the format directly and extracts the embedded preview so you see the image.
Where RAF files come from
- Fujifilm X-T, X-Pro, X-H series
- Fujifilm X100 series
- Fujifilm GFX medium format
Want to remove the metadata?
Metadata removal for RAF isn't supported yet, RAW and HEIC files store metadata woven into the file structure. You can still view everything here. To strip metadata from a JPEG, PNG, or WebP, use the EXIF remover.
Related viewers
ExifGrabber reads every major format. Explore the full EXIF viewer, find the GPS location from a photo, or open another format: HEIC, CR3, NEF, ARW, DNG, RW2, ORF, RAF, PNG, WebP.
How to view RAF metadata
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Open the RAF viewer
Load this page, no install, no account, no upload.
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Drop your RAF file
Drag a .raf file onto the drop zone, or click to browse. ExifGrabber parses it and extracts the embedded preview in your browser.
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View the RAF metadata
Browse the Camera, Exposure, GPS, and Date tabs, or open the raw data dump for every field. Copy or download it as JSON.
Frequently asked questions
How do I open a RAF file to read EXIF?+
Drop the .raf file into the tool above. ExifGrabber parses Fujifilm's RAW structure and extracts the embedded preview in your browser, no Fujifilm software needed.
Can I see the film simulation used?+
Often yes. Fujifilm records the film simulation in the RAF MakerNotes. Open the Raw data tab and look for the film-mode field to see whether Velvia, Classic Chrome, Acros, or another was used.
Why won't some apps open my RAF file?+
RAF uses Fujifilm's own file layout rather than a standard TIFF structure, so generic viewers sometimes can't read it. ExifGrabber supports the format directly.