1. Drag and drop an image onto the drop zone, or click it to browse and select a file.
2. The tool reads the image and displays file name, size, MIME type, dimensions, aspect ratio, and megapixels.
3. For JPEG files, it also attempts to extract a capture date and camera info from embedded EXIF data.
4. Click 'Copy as JSON' to copy all the extracted fields to your clipboard.

• Quickly check an image's exact pixel dimensions and megapixel count before using it in a design or upload.
• Verify a file's true MIME type when the file extension might be misleading.
• Check the aspect ratio of an image against a required ratio (e.g. 16:9 or 1:1) before cropping.
• Look up a JPEG's approximate capture date and camera info without a dedicated photo app.
• Compare file size against dimensions to gauge compression quality before publishing an image.

The image file is read and inspected entirely in your browser. It is never uploaded to a server.

• EXIF-based date and camera extraction only works on JPEG files, and uses a lightweight scan rather than a full EXIF parser.
• Does not extract GPS coordinates or the broader EXIF tag set (exposure, ISO, orientation) — see the EXIF Viewer tool for that.
• Read-only — it inspects metadata but does not edit, strip, or re-save the image file.