Read the metadata in your GoPro photos
GoPro HERO cameras record more than the image — GPS and, in video, motion telemetry. Drop a GoPro photo to see its EXIF.
Drop a photo to read its EXIF
Drag & drop, paste, or click to browse. Nothing is uploaded — analysis runs in your browser.
What GoPro photos and clips store
GoPro HERO cameras write standard EXIF into photos — identifying the camera as 'GoPro' with a model like 'HERO13 Black' — including exposure, timestamp and, when GPS is on, precise coordinates of where a shot was taken.
GoPro video goes further, embedding a stream of telemetry (GPS track, speed, altitude, G-force) in the GPMF format. This viewer reads the photo EXIF locally in your browser; use the EXIF Remover to strip location before sharing.
How to view GoPro EXIF
- 1Copy a GoPro photo to this device and drop it onto the box above.
- 2ExifPixel decodes the HERO EXIF locally in your browser, including GPS if present.
- 3Review the camera, exposure and location data, then remove it before publishing.
Frequently asked questions
Do GoPro photos contain GPS location?
Yes, when GPS is enabled on the camera. GoPro HERO photos then embed the coordinates where they were captured, which this viewer displays.
What model does a GoPro report in EXIF?
GoPro cameras identify themselves as make 'GoPro' with a model such as 'HERO13 Black' or 'HERO12 Black'. See the GoPro HERO13 Black entry in our camera database for details.
Can I remove GPS from a GoPro photo?
Yes. Use Remove GPS Data to strip just the location, or the EXIF Remover to remove all metadata losslessly.