Image Forensics (OSINT) Education Portal
Learn how to track images and their metadata
What is Image Tracking?
Image tracking refers to hidden information (metadata) attached to digital images.
Metadata such as GPS location, recording time, and device type can be attached automatically.
Cyber criminals can use this metadata to track locations and collect sensitive information
Photo Metadata Checker
Privacy Notice: This tool is 100% safe. Your images are processed entirely within your browser and are NEVER uploaded to any servers.
EXIF Data Found:
Location Map:
Map will be displayed here if GPS data is found
Remove Metadata from Photos
Upload Image
Select a photo to clean its metadata
Download Clean Photo
Photo without metadata will be available for download
Interactive OSINT Challenge
You are a digital investigator. Use the tools below to investigate the mystery image and reveal the secrets within..
Metadata Analysis
This is the image you need to investigate. Your first task: use the tools below to extract EXIF metadata and find your first clues.
EXIF Data Found:
Clue Found! GPS data shows location. Proceed to Step 2 to view it on the map.
Tips to Protect Privacy
Disable Camera Location
Turn off location settings in your camera app to prevent GPS data from being embedded in photos.
Remove Metadata Before Uploading
Use tools to remove metadata from images before sharing them online.
Be Careful on Social Media
Avoid sharing photos that could reveal location or personal information.
Practical Guide for Protection
Disabling Geotagging on iPhone
- Open Settings
- Select Privacy & Security
- Click Location Services
- Scroll down and select Camera
- Set Allow Location Access to Never
Disabling Geotagging on Android
- Open the Camera app
- Click the Settings icon
- Find Location Tagging
- Set Location Tagging to Off