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Image Metadata Viewer

Parses available EXIF and other supported image tags locally, including camera and location fields when present.

Processed locally in your browser. Your file never leaves your device.
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How Image Metadata Viewer works

Parses available EXIF and other supported image tags locally, including camera and location fields when present.

Try an example

A camera JPEG may contain exposure time and GPS coordinates.

Good to know

Absence of a displayed tag does not prove the file contains no metadata. Supported tags depend on ExifReader. JPG, PNG, WebP and browser-decodable AVIF inputs (named converters require their stated source format); 25 MB and 24 megapixels maximum. Output is a single still frame; animation, source colour profiles and metadata are not preserved.

Your privacy

Processing happens on this device for this tool. We do not upload your input, put it in share links or save it to your favourites. Closing this tab discards the working input; downloaded results remain wherever you save them.

When this tool is useful

Use Image Metadata Viewer when you need a quick, local result and want the rule or limitation visible alongside it.

How to use it

  1. Enter the input using the labels shown.
  2. Run the operation and review the result.
  3. Download or copy the result only after checking it.

Checks before you rely on the result

  • Absence of a displayed tag does not prove the file contains no metadata. Supported tags depend on ExifReader. JPG, PNG, WebP and browser-decodable AVIF inputs (named converters require their stated source format); 25 MB and 24 megapixels maximum. Output is a single still frame; animation, source colour profiles and metadata are not preserved.
  • Keep the original input when the operation creates a new copy.
  • Use the related tools below when the next step needs a different format.

This page is maintained with the tool implementation and its deterministic tests. If the result looks wrong, report the issue with a non-sensitive example.

Read the Image Metadata Viewer instructions

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