JPG / JPEG metadata viewer
Inspect available EXIF, GPS, camera information, timestamps, thumbnails, JFIF details, and other supported image metadata when present.
FREE ONLINE IMAGE METADATA VIEWER
Inspect available EXIF, GPS, camera, XMP, IPTC, color profile, thumbnail, and technical image metadata directly in your browser. Select an image to see the metadata fields available in the file.
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Processed locally · never leaves your device · up to 250 MB
CLEAN COMPLETE
The generated file was checked and contains no removable metadata.
SUPPORTED IMAGE FORMATS
Supported image formats can store different metadata structures. The fields shown by this image metadata checker depend on what the selected file contains and what is available to read.
Inspect available EXIF, GPS, camera information, timestamps, thumbnails, JFIF details, and other supported image metadata when present.
Review available EXIF, XMP, PNG text or chunk metadata, ICC/color information, and technical image information when present.
Check available EXIF, XMP, ICC, RIFF/container metadata, and technical information supported by the file.
Inspect EXIF, IPTC where available, TIFF/image properties, color or profile information, and supported technical fields.
View available EXIF, GPS, camera information, HEIF/HEVC-related technical information, and other supported fields.
WHY VIEW IMAGE METADATA?
Image metadata can help you understand what information is embedded in a file before sharing, publishing, archiving, or processing it.
Metadata may contain location, timestamps, camera or device information, and other identifying details when present.
Camera settings, software, timestamps, and other creation-related details can show how a file was produced.
Inspecting an image helps you understand what information accompanies it before you send or publish the file.
Review dimensions, color profiles, orientation, thumbnails, and other technical properties when available.
IMAGE METADATA REPORTS
After scanning an image, use the existing Download Metadata Report control to generate a local PDF containing the available results. Depending on the image and detected fields, the report may include file information, EXIF, GPS, camera/device details, technical image information, file hashes, header information, raw XMP, embedded thumbnail information, and other supported metadata sections.
HOW IT WORKS
Choose a supported JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, or HEIC/HEIF image.
HeyMetadata reads the metadata available in the selected file directly in your browser.
Available metadata is organized into readable sections so you can inspect the information contained in the image.
Use the existing Download Metadata Report control to save the available results as a PDF.
WHAT YOU CAN INSPECT
The current image scanner can organize supported fields into categories including:
EXIF metadata, GPS/location fields, camera and device information, date and time fields, maker notes, and Photoshop-related metadata when present.
IPTC metadata, XMP metadata, ICC/color profile information, and embedded thumbnails where available.
JFIF and MPF information, PNG text/chunk metadata, WebP/RIFF metadata, and HEIC/HEIF-related information when readable.
Image dimensions, megapixels, file-format information, and other supported technical image fields. The exact results depend on the file.
UNDERSTANDING IMAGE METADATA
Image metadata is information stored inside or associated with an image file that describes the image, how it was created, or technical properties of the file.
Camera, capture, GPS, exposure, lens, and related information when present.
Descriptive and editing-related metadata used by applications and creative workflows.
Descriptive, authorship, caption, keyword, and related publishing information where available.
Color profile information used to describe color characteristics and support consistent color handling.
PRIVATE IMAGE METADATA VIEWER
Image processing happens locally in your browser. No upload is required for the metadata inspection workflow: the selected file is processed on your device, so you can inspect available metadata without sending the image to a server.
IMAGE METADATA FAQ
Image metadata is information stored in or associated with an image file that describes the image, how it was created, or technical properties such as dimensions and color information.
EXIF data is image metadata commonly used for camera and capture details, including dates, exposure, lens information, dimensions, and GPS fields when those values are present.
Yes. Some images contain GPS coordinates or other location fields. HeyMetadata displays supported GPS fields when they are present and readable in the selected file.
Yes. The image viewer inspects the selected file in your browser and does not modify the original image. You can also generate a PDF report of the available results.
The image viewer supports JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, and HEIC/HEIF images.
Yes. Use the JPG/JPEG metadata viewer to inspect available EXIF, GPS, camera, timestamp, thumbnail, JFIF, and other supported image fields when present.
Yes. PNG files may expose available EXIF, XMP, PNG text or chunk metadata, ICC/color information, and technical image fields depending on the file.
Yes. HEIC/HEIF images may expose available EXIF, GPS, camera, HEIF/HEVC-related technical information, and other supported fields.
The image may not contain those fields, they may have been removed or stripped during export, or the selected file may use metadata structures that do not include readable values.
No upload is required for image inspection. The selected file is processed locally in your browser on your device, so the metadata inspection workflow does not send the image to a server.
Yes. After scanning, use Download Metadata Report to generate a local PDF containing the available file, metadata, and technical results found during inspection.
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