Step 1: Upload Image
Upload Image
Drag and drop your image here, or click to select
Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and more
What is Metadata?
- • Image dimensions (width & height)
- • File size and format
- • Upload and modification dates
- • Aspect ratio
- • File type details
Features
- • Quick detection
- • Accurate measurements
- • Copy all data
- • No uploads
- • Instant results
How to view image properties online
Select an image to inspect basic file and image properties directly in your browser. The tool displays information such as the file name, size, type, pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, last-modified time, and the time the image was selected.
Choose an image
Select an image file from your device.
View properties
The browser reads the image and displays its available basic properties.
Copy the details
Use Copy Metadata to copy the displayed property list to your clipboard.
What information does this tool show?
The viewer reports basic properties available from the selected file and decoded image: file name, file size, MIME type, width, height, aspect ratio, last-modified time, and selection time.
Does it read EXIF or GPS metadata?
No. This viewer is designed for basic image and file properties. It does not currently extract embedded EXIF, camera, GPS, IPTC, or other advanced metadata fields.
Useful reasons to inspect image properties
- Check image width and height before uploading it to a website.
- Confirm the file type and approximate file size.
- Calculate or verify an image's aspect ratio.
- Copy basic image information for documentation or troubleshooting.
Image Metadata Viewer FAQ
Is my image uploaded to a conversion server?
The property-reading logic on this page uses browser FileReader and Image APIs to inspect the selected image locally.
Can I see image dimensions?
Yes. The tool displays the decoded image width and height in pixels.
Can I copy the displayed properties?
Yes. Use the Copy Metadata button after selecting a supported image.
Does the tool show camera model or GPS location?
No. Embedded EXIF and GPS fields are not extracted by the current viewer.