Private EXIF inspection
Image Metadata Viewer
Inspect an image’s real file properties, pixel dimensions, PNG details, and available JPEG EXIF tags without uploading it.
Nothing is uploaded. Some apps strip EXIF data before saving or sharing an image.
How to use the image metadata viewer
- STEP 1Choose an image stored on your device.
- STEP 2Review its file, dimension, format, and embedded metadata fields.
- STEP 3Select another image when finished; no data is retained.
About this tool
Image files can contain technical properties and optional EXIF records written by cameras or editing software. This viewer exposes supported fields directly from the local file.
Displayed last-modified time comes from the file information supplied by your browser, while EXIF fields come from the image bytes.
Metadata can reveal device or capture information. Consider stripping it before publicly sharing sensitive photos.
Frequently asked questions
What image metadata can I view?
The viewer shows file properties and dimensions, PNG color details, plus common JPEG EXIF fields such as camera make, model, orientation, software, date, exposure, aperture, and ISO when present.
Why is camera information missing?
Many editors, messaging apps, and social networks remove EXIF information. A file may still be a valid image even when it contains no camera metadata.
Does reading metadata upload my photo?
No. The browser reads the selected file directly on your device.