Image Inspector

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About this app

Every photo you take carries more than the picture. Tucked inside the file are the exact coordinates where you stood, the phone or camera that took it, the moment you pressed the shutter, and the apps that edited it along the way.
Most people send all of it with the photo, without ever knowing.
Image Inspector shows you what is in there, in plain language, and saves a
clean copy with it stripped out.

WHAT IT SHOWS YOU

• A risk rating for each photo, and how many hidden fields it carries
• Exact GPS coordinates, with one tap to open them in your maps app
• The phone or camera that took it, matched against an offline device list
• When it was taken, and which software has touched it since
• Every EXIF tag in readable form - 6.9mm, f/1.68, 1/250s, not raw codes
• Search the whole tag list, and tap any row to copy it

WHAT IT REMOVES

• Location, device, timestamps and the rest, in one tap
• One photo or a whole batch at once
• A receipt showing the actual values that were removed, one by one
• Your original is never touched - you always get a separate clean copy
• Save to your gallery, save to any folder, or share straight to another app

TAKE A CLEAN PHOTO

Shoot through the app and get a copy with nothing hidden inside, ready to
share.

TRULY OFFLINE

Image Inspector asks for no Android permissions at all - not even internet.
It cannot upload your photos, because it has no way to reach the network.
No account, no ads, no subscription, no analytics. One payment, yours to keep.

BUILT FOR PHONES AND TABLETS

On a tablet or a foldable, the photo and its details sit side by side.

WHO IT IS FOR

Anyone who sells on marketplaces, posts publicly, sends documents, or simply
wants to see what a photo says about them before it leaves their phone.

A note on location: most phones only store GPS in photos when you switch that
on in the camera app, and services like WhatsApp remove it. If Image Inspector
finds no location, that is usually the truth about the file - and it tells you
so, rather than leaving you guessing.

What’s new

Major design fixes