Image Metadata Viewer

Comprehensive analysis and exploration of image metadata. View EXIF, IPTC, XMP data with technical insights and privacy analysis.



Examples: Sun Set , NYSE , Flower

Drop your image here or click to browse

JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and other formats supported

Or load from URL:

Note: URL images are temporarily processed through tempfile.org
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How to View Image Metadata

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Upload Your Image

Drag and drop your image file or click to browse. You can also load images directly from URLs. Supports JPG, PNG, HEIC, WebP and other formats.

2

View EXIF Data

Instantly see all available metadata organized by categories. Camera settings, GPS coordinates, timestamps, and technical information are clearly displayed.

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Search & Filter

Use the search functionality to quickly find specific metadata fields. Filter through hundreds of data points with ease.

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Analyze & Export

Get privacy risk analysis and technical insights. Export metadata in JSON, CSV, or XML formats for further analysis.

Powerful Metadata Analysis Features

Privacy Analysis

Automatically identifies privacy-sensitive data like GPS coordinates, device serial numbers, and personal identifiers.

Multiple View Modes

Switch between organized categories, detailed table view, or raw metadata dump for different analysis needs.

Export Options

Download metadata in multiple formats including JSON, CSV, and XML for integration with other tools.

Wide Format Support

Works with JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, GIF, BMP and other popular image formats from cameras and smartphones.

Client-Side Processing

All processing happens in your browser. Your images never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy.

Instant Analysis

Get immediate results with comprehensive metadata breakdown and privacy risk assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is image metadata and why should I view it?

Image metadata is hidden information embedded in your photos, including EXIF data from cameras, GPS coordinates, timestamps, camera settings, and software information. Viewing this data helps you understand what information your images contain, assess privacy risks, and analyze technical details about how photos were taken.

What types of metadata can this tool extract?

Our metadata viewer extracts EXIF data (camera settings, lens info, exposure details), GPS coordinates, timestamps, image properties (dimensions, color space, resolution), software information, copyright details, and technical metadata. It organizes this information into easy-to-understand categories for better analysis.

Is it safe to upload my photos? What about privacy?

Yes, it's completely safe. All metadata analysis happens directly in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Your images never leave your device or get uploaded to any servers. We prioritize your privacy and security above everything else.

Which image formats are supported?

We support all major image formats including JPEG, PNG, HEIC/HEIF (iPhone photos), WebP, GIF, BMP, and more. The tool works with photos from digital cameras, smartphones, and other imaging devices.

Can I export the metadata for further analysis?

Absolutely! You can export all extracted metadata in multiple formats: JSON for programmatic use, CSV for spreadsheet analysis, or XML for structured data processing. This makes it easy to integrate with other tools or conduct deeper analysis.

What does the privacy risk analysis show?

Our privacy analysis identifies potentially sensitive information like GPS locations, timestamps that could reveal your activities, device serial numbers, and personal identifiers. It categorizes metadata into privacy-sensitive, technical, and safe categories to help you understand what information you might be sharing.

Can I load images from URLs?

Yes, you can analyze images directly from URLs. Due to browser security restrictions, remote images are processed through a temporary proxy service to enable metadata extraction while maintaining your privacy.

What if my image has no metadata?

Some images may have limited or no metadata, especially if they've been processed by social media platforms or editing software that strips this information. Our tool will still show basic file information like size, format, and dimensions, and indicate if metadata has been removed.