Image Metadata Viewer

About the Image Metadata Viewer

View the metadata your images carry: type, size, dimensions, timestamps and any EXIF fields a browser can read. Great for checking what you share.

Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

How to use the Image Metadata Viewer

Step 1Type or paste your input.
Step 2The output updates live as you type.
Step 3Copy or download the result when ready.

When people reach for this tool

See what a picture reveals about where it was taken

Location and device fields are often left in photos from a phone. Reading them tells you what you are about to publish.

Confirm an export kept the fields you expected

When a pipeline is not reading an embedded profile or timestamp, the metadata view shows what actually survived.

Check a file arrived intact

Comparing type, dimensions and byte size against what you expected catches a truncated transfer early.

Practical tips

A browser can only read the fields the format exposes. Some camera data is stored in proprietary blocks that stay hidden regardless.
Stripping data is a separate job from viewing it — check what is there first, then decide what you want removed.

What you get

Live results while you type
Runs entirely in your browser
Copy and download with one click

Image Metadata Viewer — FAQ

Does it show GPS or camera data?

Where the browser exposes EXIF, yes. Fields a browser can read are displayed — all locally.

Does this remove metadata?

No, it only displays what the browser can read. Nothing is altered and nothing is uploaded.

Why is some camera data not shown?

Some fields live in proprietary maker-specific blocks that no browser exposes. Common fields such as dimensions, type and timestamps are normally visible.