What EXIF data can be extracted?

For JPEG files the tool looks for the APP1 EXIF marker (0xFFE1) and reads available IFD0 tags such as make, model, and orientation. EXIF support varies by camera and editing software — some images have rich EXIF, others have none.

Why is EXIF only available for JPEG?

EXIF metadata is embedded in JPEG files as a specific binary segment. PNG, WebP, and other formats store metadata differently and are not parsed by this tool.

Is my photo sent to a server?

No. The image is read with FileReader and Image APIs entirely in your browser. No bytes leave your device.

Image Metadata Viewer

View file info and basic EXIF metadata from uploaded images.

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FAQ

What EXIF data can be extracted?: For JPEG files the tool looks for the APP1 EXIF marker (0xFFE1) and reads available IFD0 tags such as make, model, and orientation. EXIF support varies by camera and editing software — some images have rich EXIF, others have none.
Why is EXIF only available for JPEG?: EXIF metadata is embedded in JPEG files as a specific binary segment. PNG, WebP, and other formats store metadata differently and are not parsed by this tool.
Is my photo sent to a server?: No. The image is read with FileReader and Image APIs entirely in your browser. No bytes leave your device.

The Image Metadata Viewer displays file name, dimensions, file size, MIME type, aspect ratio, and megapixels for any uploaded image. For JPEG files it also attempts to parse the raw EXIF segment (APP1 marker 0xFFE1) from the file ArrayBuffer, extracting additional metadata such as camera make and model where present. All processing is local — nothing is uploaded.