Image Metadata Viewer
Inspect basic image file details and pixel dimensions in your browser.
Check practical image file facts for one focused image job
Before uploading an asset, the details that usually matter are file type, file size, width, height, and whether the browser can decode it. This viewer reads those basics locally from the File object and the decoded image dimensions.
A typical use is checking whether a hero image is actually 2400 pixels wide, whether a favicon source is square, or whether a CMS rejection is likely caused by file size rather than dimensions.
Output limits and privacy
This is a practical web metadata viewer, not a full forensic EXIF parser. It will not reveal every camera tag, embedded profile, or GPS field. The file details are read from the browser File object, so basic asset checks do not expose the image to another service. That quick check can prevent a failed upload when the file is too large, too small, or the wrong format.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the image metadata viewer work?
It reads the browser File object and loads the image to report dimensions, file type, size, and last modified time.
What should I check before using the output?
It does not parse full EXIF camera metadata such as GPS, lens, or exposure fields.
When is this useful?
Use it before a CMS upload, favicon pass, or design handoff where dimensions and file size matter.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The tool runs in your browser, so the image is not sent to a server.
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