Image Metadata Viewer
Use a browser-based image metadata viewer to inspect file info, dimensions, and available EXIF data from uploaded images.
Use Image Metadata Viewer
Details, guidance, and common questions
The working tool stays first. Open these sections only when you need more context.
Metadata viewers help when image files need inspection before reuse
Image metadata is useful for photography workflows, content audits, debugging, and file review when you need details such as dimensions, dates, device information, or orientation clues.
This viewer reads the file locally in your browser so you can inspect available EXIF and file metadata without sending the image anywhere else.
Helpful tips for a better result
- JPEG files usually contain the richest EXIF data.
- Use it before rotation if you want to inspect orientation tags or camera metadata.
- Remember that exported or edited files may have less metadata than the original image.
Frequently asked questions
Does every image include EXIF data?
No. Some images contain rich EXIF metadata, while others include only basic file information or no EXIF at all.
What can this show?
It can show practical file details such as dimensions, type, size, and available EXIF metadata from supported images.
Is the image uploaded to a server?
No. Metadata is read locally in your browser during normal use.