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Image Metadata Viewer

Drop in an image to see the technical details available through the browser. The result is useful for quick asset checks before publishing.

Private by default

Processing stays in your browser. Your file is not sent anywhere by this tool.

Use the tool

Add your file or text below, adjust the options if needed, then download the result.

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You can add

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP

You will get

On-screen image report, Copied summary

How to use Image Metadata Viewer

  1. 1

    Choose an image

    Select the asset you want to inspect.

  2. 2

    Read the report

    Review its dimensions, aspect ratio, file type, size, and related properties.

  3. 3

    Copy what matters

    Copy the concise summary into a ticket, note, or asset checklist.

When this tool is useful

  • Confirm a banner meets required pixel dimensions.
  • Check whether a file is actually PNG, JPG, or WebP.
  • Compare the byte size of two image exports.

Browser and format limits

  • This viewer focuses on browser-visible file and image properties.
  • Camera EXIF, location, and editing history are not decoded.
  • A browser-reported MIME type can be missing or depend on the local file.

Practical tips

TIP 1

Check both dimensions and byte size when reviewing a web asset.

TIP 2

Use the displayed aspect ratio to find compatible placements.

TIP 3

Run sensitive source images locally rather than pasting their details elsewhere.

Image Metadata Viewer questions

Can this show where a photo was taken?

No. This tool does not decode EXIF location or camera fields.

What is an aspect ratio?

It describes the relationship between width and height, such as 16:9 or 1:1.

Why might the file type be blank?

Some local files do not provide a MIME type to the browser. The filename extension can still offer a useful clue.

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