Exif Viewer

Since iOS now notifies you when apps steal data from your clipboard it’s apparent now using this app pulls in your clipboard data without your permission. I don’t know when this started happening. To test it just copy a link and open this app and iOS will tell you it pasted the data.

I’ve been using this for years, thought I’d finally review it. Some images don’t have Exif data, some don’t have location data. Not this app’s fault.

It works.

Doesn't even show the picture (nor file/image name) your analyzing... it hard to tell if it's even working (but I assume it is). Large ad across the top, but that is to be expected with a free app.

This app will not let you see the simple data for videos such as file size and dimensions (there are other exif apps that will). It also needs a two column format so that data can be viewed on one screen without scrolling. --

This is a simple basic exif viewer. I downloaded it because it's a simple way to view the exact date and time an image was taken. I dropped one star because the banner ads at the top obscure the iPhone's status bar which is sloppy, but otherwise it's a handy app.

Title says it all. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Couldn't read most of the EXIF information on my photo.

As a photographer, this is exactly what I was looking for. I needed an easy way to find out where I took a photo, so I could return to take more. I can take a quick iPhone pic of the 'shoot' location for reference. The map certainly shows the location, but it's displayed in the 'standard' view and there's no ability to switch to the 'satellite' view, to really dial-in the location.

Update: The map locations are still wrong. It looks like its wrong by 180 deg. All North American coordinates are displayed in China.