Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
ExifPeek: photo metadata, processed on-device
A photo checker that reads EXIF, camera, date, and GPS fields, and can remove selected metadata from a JPEG copy.
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- People checking or cleaning photo metadata
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- It warns that EXIF fields can be wrong or altered, and does not treat stored dates or GPS as proof.
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The page says files are processed one at a time in the browser, with a 25 MB per-file limit and a 150 MB total limit across up to 20 photos. Results include recognized fields, a technical-data view, and normalized raw metadata in JSON; binary fields are described rather than included. The removal flow creates a JPEG copy, while the site cautions that stored dates and coordinates may be incorrect or changed.
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