See what your photos reveal.
A photo can carry more than it shows: the device, where it was taken, the time, sometimes the author. EXIF Lens shows common photo metadata, then saves a cleaned copy with personal details removed.
What it shows
EXIF Lens reads the metadata blocks a camera and an editing app write into a file, and groups them so the important parts are easy to find.
| Group | Typical fields |
|---|---|
| Camera | Make, model, lens, serial number, owner |
| Exposure | Shutter speed, aperture, ISO, focal length, flash, white balance |
| Location | GPS coordinates, altitude, GPS timestamp |
| Dates | Captured, digitised, UTC offset |
| Author & rights | Artist, copyright, title, keywords, caption |
| Image | Pixel dimensions, orientation, colour profile |
What it removes
Cleaning produces a separate file with the identifying metadata stripped. JPEG and PNG are rewritten without re-encoding: the compressed pixels are copied through untouched, so there is no second round of compression, and the colours do not shift. HEIC, TIFF and other formats are re-encoded; supported RAW photos are exported as JPEG. The copy keeps the original display orientation.
Reading a photo is free. Cleaning is unlocked by a single one-time purchase of US$1.99 — permanent, with no subscription, no account and no renewal. The App Store charges the equivalent amount in your own currency and shows that exact price on the purchase screen.
Who it is for
- Anyone posting photos publicly who would rather not publish the location of their home.
- Photographers checking what a camera actually recorded before delivery.
- People sharing images with clients, journalists or forums where the embedded device and author strings are unwanted.
Available languages
English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese.
Requirements
iPhone or iPad running iOS 17 or later.