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View embedded EXIF, resolution and GPS-presence metadata — in your browser.
Parses JFIF/EXIF/PNG fields to show format, dimensions, resolution, EXIF and GPS presence.
Common fields only — not full IPTC or XMP; GPS is reported as present or not.
Only reads the file; the original is never modified.
Parsing happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Image Metadata Viewer reads the metadata embedded in an image file by parsing its bytes, showing the detected format, dimensions, embedded resolution and EXIF fields such as camera make and model, capture date and orientation, plus whether GPS location data is present.
It parses the JFIF, EXIF and PNG text fields exposed in the file's bytes. It does not parse full IPTC or XMP blocks, and it reports GPS as present or not rather than decoding exact coordinates.
The original file is only read, never modified or uploaded, and the full report can be downloaded as text.
Reads make, model, date, orientation and resolution from the file's bytes.
Tells you whether location data is embedded, without exposing coordinates.
States clearly that it does not parse full IPTC or XMP blocks.
The file is only read in your browser; nothing is uploaded or changed.
See whether a photo carries camera or GPS data before posting.
Confirm whether an export kept or dropped EXIF fields.
Read make, model and capture date from a photo.
Check the stored orientation tag when an image rotates unexpectedly.
It reads the common JFIF/EXIF fields exposed by byte parsing — make, model, date/time, orientation, resolution and GPS presence — plus PNG text fields. It does not parse full IPTC or XMP blocks.
It reports whether GPS location data is present in the file, as a privacy-safe presence check, rather than decoding and displaying the exact latitude and longitude.
Only metadata that the file actually contains can be shown. Images stripped of EXIF, or formats that store little metadata, will display fewer fields.
No. It only reads the file's bytes to display metadata; the original is never modified, and nothing is uploaded.
It is the DPI or pixel-aspect value stored in the JFIF/EXIF/PNG header, when present — separate from the pixel dimensions of the image.
Tools that pair well with Image Metadata Viewer.