Image Info Viewer
View image file metadata (EXIF, GPS, color info, etc.) directly in your browser. No server upload required.
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How to Use
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Select an Image
Drag and drop an image file or click to select. Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, and HEIC formats.
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View Information
File name, dimensions, EXIF data, GPS info, and color palette are automatically displayed.
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Use the Data
Copy metadata as JSON/text, or download the image with EXIF data removed.
About Image Info Viewer
Image Info Viewer lets you inspect every piece of metadata embedded in a photo — EXIF camera settings, GPS coordinates, color space, bit depth, and dominant colors. Useful for photographers reviewing shooting data, developers verifying image specs, and anyone who needs to check or remove location data before sharing a photo online.
Key Features
- Display EXIF data (camera, lens, exposure settings)
- Show GPS coordinates with map links
- View PNG-specific info (color type, interlace, gamma)
- Extract dominant color palette (top 5 colors)
- Download images with EXIF data removed
- Copy all metadata as JSON or text
Use Cases
- Check for GPS location data before posting photos to Instagram or Facebook
- Review camera settings (ISO, aperture, shutter speed) to learn from your shots
- Verify image dimensions and file size before uploading to a website or CMS
- Extract dominant colors from a photo to use in a design project
- Remove EXIF data from images before sending to clients or publishing online
FAQ
Are images uploaded to a server?
No. EXIF parsing and color extraction use JavaScript libraries running in your browser. Image data is not transmitted to any server.
Which image formats are supported?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, and HEIC are supported. EXIF data can be read from JPEG, WebP, and HEIC files.
What does EXIF removal do?
It re-encodes the image through Canvas API, creating a new image file without EXIF, GPS, IPTC, or other metadata. The visual appearance remains unchanged.
Does my iPhone photo contain GPS data?
Most iPhones and Android phones embed GPS coordinates in JPEG photos by default. To check, upload the photo to this tool and look under the GPS Info section. If coordinates appear, your photo contains location data. Use the 'Download without EXIF' button to remove it before sharing.
How is the color palette extracted?
Pixel data is sampled using Canvas API, then colors are quantized to identify the top 5 most dominant colors by frequency.