EXIF & Metadata Viewer Online

See exactly what your photo carries — DPI, dimensions, camera details — then strip it for privacy or restamp the DPI.

Metadata Viewer

One image at a time. Processed locally in your browser.

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Drop an image here

or click to browse  ·  JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, GIF

Every photo carries a hidden label: its DPI tag, its pixel dimensions, and often camera details, the date it was taken, and sometimes even GPS location. Most people never see that label — until a form rejects the file for a missing DPI tag, or a shared photo reveals more than intended.

This viewer reads that label for you. Drop any photo and it shows the format, dimensions, file size, DPI tag, and — for JPEGs — camera make and model, date taken, orientation, and whether GPS data is present. Coordinates are never displayed here, even when they exist in the file.

Then choose what to do: strip all metadata for a clean, private file (the pixels are re-encoded, so the result is safe to share anywhere), or keep the pixels and set a DPI value when a form demands one. Both happen in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

How to use it

1

Upload

Drop your photo. Its full metadata table appears instantly.

2

Read the label

Check the DPI tag, dimensions, camera details and whether GPS data is present.

3

Strip or restamp

Download a metadata-free copy, or the same pixels with a DPI value you choose.

Before & after sample

Sample photo — try the tool above with your own image for the real result.

Sample photo
Before
DPI tag72 → 300 DPI
CameraSample Cam 2000
Date taken2024:05:01
GPS dataRemoved
Metadata after strip + restamp