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Upload an image to view its information and remove embedded metadata.
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Your image is processed directly in your browser. No image upload to a server is required for this tool.
Available information found in your image
Upload an image and its available metadata will appear here.
Inspect available image information.
View camera, lens and shooting information when available.
Check whether location coordinates are embedded.
Create a fresh copy without the original embedded metadata.
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View image metadata, inspect EXIF information, remove metadata and download a clean image.
Start by providing a supported image file. Then use the available controls to inspect or clean supported image metadata and download image metadata information or a cleaned image file when processing is complete.
Image Metadata can be useful for checking image file information and preparing images for sharing. Its main benefit is understanding and managing information stored inside image files.
ToolsGift Image Metadata is designed to inspect or clean supported image metadata. It is intended for checking image file information and preparing images for sharing.
Open the Image Metadata tool, provide a supported image file, use the available options, start the operation and download image metadata information or a cleaned image file when processing is complete.
Use a supported image file. The exact supported formats and file requirements are shown by the tool's upload or input interface.
Image Metadata creates image metadata information or a cleaned image file. The exact result depends on the file and options selected during processing.
Image Metadata can be useful for everyday personal, work, study and document or image-processing tasks related to checking image file information and preparing images for sharing.
Using Image Metadata online can be convenient when you need to inspect or clean supported image metadata without installing separate desktop software.
Yes. Image Metadata is designed for workflows such as checking image file information and preparing images for sharing, provided the required input is supported by the tool.
Check that a supported image file meets the tool's supported requirements and try again. If the issue continues, test with another compatible file.