What metadata can this tool read?

For all images: file name, MIME type, file size, last-modified date, width, height, aspect ratio, and megapixels. For JPEG files it also reads EXIF IFD0 tags: camera make, model, date/time, software, and EXIF orientation.

Why does EXIF only work for JPEG?

EXIF is a JPEG-specific binary format embedded in APP1 segments. PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP do not carry EXIF data (they may have their own metadata formats, but those are not currently extracted).

My JPEG shows no EXIF data — why?

Many apps strip EXIF when you save, export, or share an image to protect privacy or reduce file size. Social media platforms almost always strip EXIF on upload. If a JPEG was edited and re-saved, its original EXIF may be gone.

Is my image uploaded anywhere?

No. The tool reads file properties using JavaScript File APIs and reads the raw binary using ArrayBuffer. Nothing is transmitted to any server.

IMAGE METADATA VIEWER

Instantly read image dimensions, file size, aspect ratio, and JPEG EXIF data. Nothing is uploaded.

Drop an image or click to select

JPG · PNG · WebP · GIF · BMP · SVG

How to view image metadata

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Drop an image onto the page or click to select one.
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The tool reads the file's dimensions and basic properties immediately.
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For JPEG files, it also extracts EXIF data — camera make, model, date taken, orientation, and software.
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All metadata is shown in a table. Nothing is uploaded or stored.

Questions

What metadata can this tool read?: For all images: file name, MIME type, file size, last-modified date, width, height, aspect ratio, and megapixels. For JPEG files it also reads EXIF IFD0 tags: camera make, model, date/time, software, and EXIF orientation.
Why does EXIF only work for JPEG?: EXIF is a JPEG-specific binary format embedded in APP1 segments. PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP do not carry EXIF data (they may have their own metadata formats, but those are not currently extracted).
My JPEG shows no EXIF data — why?: Many apps strip EXIF when you save, export, or share an image to protect privacy or reduce file size. Social media platforms almost always strip EXIF on upload. If a JPEG was edited and re-saved, its original EXIF may be gone.
Is my image uploaded anywhere?: No. The tool reads file properties using JavaScript File APIs and reads the raw binary using ArrayBuffer. Nothing is transmitted to any server.