See the metadata in your Galaxy photos
Samsung Galaxy phones write rich EXIF into every shot. Drop a Galaxy photo to reveal its camera, settings and location.
Drop a photo to read its EXIF
Drag & drop, paste, or click to browse. Nothing is uploaded — analysis runs in your browser.
What Galaxy photos record
Samsung Galaxy phones identify themselves in EXIF with a model code rather than a friendly name — a Galaxy S24 Ultra appears as 'SM-S928B', for example — alongside the make 'samsung' (lowercase). Each photo also stores the lens, exposure, a timestamp and, when enabled, GPS coordinates.
High-resolution Galaxy shots (up to 200MP on Ultra models) carry the same tags. Drop any Galaxy photo here to decode it in your browser, then use Remove GPS Data before sharing to strip the location.
How to view Samsung Galaxy EXIF
- 1Transfer your Galaxy photo to this device and drop it onto the box above.
- 2ExifPixel decodes the EXIF locally — including the SM-model code and GPS — without uploading anything.
- 3Review the camera, exposure and location data, then strip it with the EXIF Remover if needed.
Frequently asked questions
What model does my Galaxy report in EXIF?
Galaxy phones use a technical model code, such as 'SM-S928B' (S24 Ultra) or 'SM-S918B' (S23 Ultra), with the make written as lowercase 'samsung'. This viewer shows exactly what your device wrote.
Do Samsung photos contain GPS location?
Yes, when location tagging is enabled in the Camera app. Galaxy photos then embed GPS coordinates, so it is worth removing them before posting publicly.
How do I remove metadata from a Samsung photo?
Use Remove GPS Data to delete just the location, or the EXIF Remover to strip all metadata losslessly.