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Image Metadata Viewer

See what's in your images.
Inspect before you clean.

View image metadata in your browser. Check camera details, GPS tags and other embedded records in supported files.

Inspect your original. Inspection starts automatically and leaves the file unchanged.

Drop your files here

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC (limited), PDFMax 15 MB/file · Up to 30 files · No GIF
Files processed in browser, never uploadedNo trackingNo account

Supported variants & limits

File limits: 15 MB per file, up to 30 files, 40 megapixels per image, 200 pages per PDF, and a 20-second processing limit per operation.

Compatibility: Some complex or unsupported file variants may be rejected. Not every metadata field can be removed from every format.

HEIC (limited): Support covers eligible single-image files. Grids, sequences, depth and thumbnail items are outside this scope. Supported EXIF, XMP and C2PA containers can be removed without converting the image. Completed and unchanged copies can be included in ZIP, including unchanged HEIC copies. Changed HEIC copies have limited verification and are available as individual downloads. Preview availability depends on your browser.

Important: Removing metadata does not remove visible watermarks or guarantee that social platforms won't identify AI-generated content.

Clear all files?

This removes all files, previews and processing results from your current workspace. Files on your device and previously downloaded copies will not be affected.

  1. 1Choose files
  2. 2Review detected metadata
  3. 3Decide what to do next

Read the metadata report

Click Choose files or drop an eligible JPEG, static PNG or static WebP onto the workspace. Wait for inspection to finish and check the category summary under Original file on the file card. Open View technical details to see the Input report. Expand Stored metadata under a finding to see the available stored values or technical notes.

Use the EXIF viewer to check camera details and GPS tags where present. GPS values can appear as numbered tags and fractions. Look for XMP packets, IPTC block findings in JPEG, and entries such as captions or prompts under Text in PNG. For eligible PDFs, review document properties under Info and look for document-level XMP. See supported formats and limits for AVIF, HEIC and PDF restrictions.

Not found means the reader found no matching record in the structures it checked. A field may be missing from this copy. Inspection unsupported means the reader cannot check that category for this format. An inspection error can prevent a report from appearing.

When an embedded C2PA manifest is readable, the Content Credentials guide explains how to interpret recorded claims, signature checks and file binding. AiMetaOff checks available evidence locally. Signer trust remains unverified, and a recorded creator or provider name alone cannot establish the image’s origin.

If you decide to clean an eligible file, choose the categories in Cleanup scope and clear any you want to keep. Select the file, click Clean selected and use Download new copy when available. Add that download with Choose files and check the same fields again.

Metadata inspection guides

Understand EXIF, IPTC and XMPCheck and remove photo locationVerify metadata removal