Upload a supported image to read its dimensions, format and available embedded metadata, then copy or download the report as text.
Download your finished file.
Upload a supported image to read its dimensions, format and available embedded metadata, then copy or download the report as text.
See image format, pixel dimensions, color mode, frame count and file size.
These values describe the decoded file, including the number of frames in a supported animation or multi-image source. They do not measure visual quality.
Camera, orientation, comments and other metadata appear when present.
Metadata depends on the camera, editor and format. Some files have no camera data, and social services may remove it. A missing field means it was not found, not that a particular event did not happen.
Check any location or device fields included in the report.
Use Remove Image Metadata if you want a separate image without the embedded fields. Viewing metadata does not remove it or change the source image.
Copy the information or download the TXT report.
Copy the report or download TXT. This tool returns a metadata report rather than an edited version of the image.
Use common web and phone image formats.
Inspect metadata in the original HEIC or WebP container. The metadata viewer reads the uploaded source; creating a browser preview does not replace the file being inspected.
25 MB maximum per file. One input file per run.
Images must stay within 60 million pixels each. Supported multi-frame processing is limited to 200 source frames; aggregate processing and output-size limits also apply.
Files are processed on the server. Preview preparation may also upload a file when browser decoding is unavailable or a document preview is needed. Server downloads are available to your session for up to two hours.
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A few answers before you get started.
Temporary server processingUpload a supported image to read its dimensions, format and available embedded metadata, then copy or download the report as text.
No. The source remains unchanged. Use Remove Image Metadata to create a cleaned image copy.
