See the metadata in your Pixel photos
Google Pixel photos lean on computational processing but still carry full EXIF. Drop a Pixel photo to read it.
Drop a photo to read its EXIF
Drag & drop, paste, or click to browse. Nothing is uploaded — analysis runs in your browser.
What Pixel photos record
Google Pixel phones write a friendly model name into EXIF — 'Pixel 9 Pro', 'Pixel 8 Pro' — with the make 'Google'. Because Pixel photography is computational, the reported exposure reflects the merged HDR+ result rather than a single frame, alongside the lens, timestamp and any GPS.
Drop a Pixel photo here to decode that data locally in your browser. Pixels embed GPS by default when the camera has location access, so strip it with Remove GPS Data before sharing.
How to view Google Pixel EXIF
- 1Move your Pixel photo to this device and drop it onto the box above.
- 2ExifPixel reads the EXIF locally — the Pixel model, exposure and GPS — with no upload.
- 3Review the metadata, then remove the location or all tags before you share.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see the EXIF of a Google Pixel photo?
Drop the photo onto the viewer above. ExifPixel decodes the Pixel's EXIF — model, exposure and GPS — right in your browser.
Do Pixel photos have location data?
Yes, when the Pixel camera has location permission. The photo then stores GPS coordinates, which is why it is worth removing them before posting.
How do I remove metadata from a Pixel photo?
Use Remove GPS Data for location only, or the EXIF Remover to strip everything losslessly.