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Image Metadata Viewer

View embedded metadata and technical details of an image.

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Drop an image here or click to browse

Everything runs in your browser — your image is never uploaded to a server.

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What Is Image Metadata Viewer?

The Image Metadata Viewer opens a picture file and shows everything stored inside it, from technical details to embedded text. You get pixel dimensions, file format, file size, colour information and the DPI tag, plus any EXIF block and text fields such as camera, software and copyright. It is the quickest way to see what a file carries before you post it publicly.

Who Uses the Image Metadata Viewer?

Photographers, privacy-conscious users, journalists and developers use it to check for GPS location data and author details before sharing an image, or to read what a print shop needs to know.

How to Use the Image Metadata Viewer

  1. Drop the image file into the viewer - nothing is uploaded, it is read from the file header in your browser.
  2. Read the technical panel for pixel dimensions, file format, file size and colour information.
  3. Scroll the embedded metadata list for the EXIF block, text fields and any GPS, camera, software or copyright entries.

Why Choose Our Image Metadata Viewer?

  • Parses PNG chunks and JPEG marker segments directly in the browser, with no third-party site
  • Surfaces GPS, author and copyright fields before you publish a photo to a public page
  • Shows the DPI tag and colour type a printer or designer will ask you about
  • No server involved, so unpublished or sensitive images are inspected safely on your own machine

Try the Image Metadata Viewer above — it is free, fast, and works on any device. Bookmark this page to return whenever you need it.