View image metadata online for free. Check EXIF data, image dimensions, file type, size, camera information, and other image details.
Yes. Image Metadata Viewer is free to use online without creating an account or installing software.
Image metadata is information stored inside an image file, such as its dimensions, file type, camera information, date taken, and other technical details.
EXIF is metadata commonly stored in photos by digital cameras and smartphones. It can include camera model, lens, exposure settings, date taken, and other information.
The tool supports common image formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, and BMP, although EXIF metadata availability depends on the image format and file.
You can view information such as file name, file type, file size, image dimensions, aspect ratio, and available EXIF metadata.
Yes. If the image contains EXIF data, the tool may display information such as camera manufacturer, camera model, lens, focal length, aperture, and exposure settings.
Yes. If the original image contains the relevant EXIF data, the tool can display the date and time information stored in the image.
No. Many images do not contain EXIF metadata. Screenshots, social media images, edited photos, and compressed images may have some or all metadata removed.
No. The image is processed directly in your browser and does not need to be uploaded to or stored on our servers.
Yes. You can copy the available image information and EXIF metadata to your clipboard using the Copy Metadata button.
Yes. Image Metadata Viewer works in modern mobile and desktop browsers, allowing you to inspect image information on phones, tablets, and computers.
If GPS coordinates are stored in the image's EXIF metadata, they may be available in the metadata. Images without GPS metadata will not show location information.