Image Metadata Viewer summarizes technical properties from image files, including dimensions, MIME type, file size, and embedded metadata where available. It is read-only and local.
Drop an image or click to browse
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP supported
Yes. The tool is free and runs directly in your browser with no account required.
No. The image is read and inspected locally using the browser's Image and FileReader APIs — it is never uploaded to a server.
File name, file size, MIME type, pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, megapixels, and last-modified date for any image. For JPEG files, it also attempts to extract the capture date and camera info from embedded EXIF data.
This tool focuses on general file and dimension properties (size, MIME type, aspect ratio, megapixels) with a best-effort JPEG date/camera lookup, while the dedicated EXIF Viewer parses the full EXIF tag set (exposure, GPS, orientation) in more detail.
EXIF-style capture date extraction only runs on JPEG files here, since PNG and WebP don't typically embed EXIF metadata using the same structure.
Yes — click 'Copy as JSON' to copy all extracted fields as a JSON object, useful for pasting into documentation, bug reports, or a spreadsheet.
This tool's EXIF extraction is a lightweight scan for date and camera fields specifically — it does not extract GPS coordinates. Use the EXIF Viewer tool if you need to check for embedded location data.
