Analysis

Metadata Viewer

See deep dive into your images' technical specs and EXIF data. See camera info, location, and more.

Metadata Viewer

Our Metadata Viewer reads the hidden technical record inside your image files and lays it out in clear, grouped sections. The file is posted to Imgira's own metadata endpoint, where the sharp image library decodes it and returns a structured report: format, pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, file size, DPI density, color space, channel count, bit depth, ICC profile presence, alpha channel, progressive encoding, orientation, and chroma subsampling. A collapsible raw output panel shows everything the parser found as formatted JSON with a one-click copy button, so no tag is lost in translation. The tool is strictly read-only, it never modifies or re-encodes your file, which makes it a fast way to audit a photo's technical profile before publishing or handing it to a client.

Format, Dimensions & Aspect Ratio Summary
Color Space, Bit Depth & Channel Report
ICC Profile and Alpha Channel Detection
Progressive, Orientation & Chroma Subsampling Flags
DPI Density & File Size Readout
Collapsible Raw JSON Output with Copy Button

Why This Tool Exists

What makes this useful — and why I built it this way.

Fast Technical Readout: Get format, size, dimensions, density, and color details on one screen.

Encoding Checks: Spot progressive JPEGs, orientation flags, and chroma subsampling at a glance.

Privacy Auditing: Inspect the raw tag blocks to see what your file carries before it goes public.

Read-Only Safety: The viewer never alters or re-encodes your image, so the original stays untouched.

When You'd Use This

Real situations where this tool saves the day.

Pre-Upload Audit: Check what technical data a photo carries before posting it publicly.

Photography Analysis: Review resolution, density, and color depth of a shot.

Digital Forensics: Compare format, dimensions, and encoding flags against what a source claims.

Asset QA: Confirm exports have the expected size, color space, and alpha handling before production.

Using Metadata Viewer

It's straightforward — here's how it works.

Step 1

Upload the image you want to analyze.

Step 2

Wait for the parser to extract the metadata blocks.

Step 3

Review the General Metadata and Color & Depth panels for dimensions, density, channels, and profile info.

Step 4

Expand Raw Metadata Output and copy the full JSON report to the clipboard.

Step 5

Click 'Inspect Another Image' to reset and analyze a different file.

Questions People Ask

Honest answers about how this works.

What image formats are supported?

Great question. The viewer reports on JPEG, PNG, WebP, and TIFF files, plus anything else the sharp image library can decode, showing format, dimensions, color space, and encoding flags for each. If a file cannot be parsed, the tool returns a clear error instead of a partial report.

Can I really edit the metadata here?

Short answer: This tool is for viewing only; it never writes to your file. It reports what is already embedded and leaves the image untouched. To remove sensitive data, please use our EXIF Remover tool, which strips those tags and returns a clean copy.

Does my image leave the browser?

The file is posted to Imgira's own metadata endpoint so sharp can parse it, then only the report comes back. The image is not stored, logged, or added to any gallery, and nothing about it is shared with third parties at any point during the request.

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