ImageToolMage

Inspect

Image Inspector

See pixel size, file size, format, and common JPEG camera or GPS tags when they exist.

This file can contain faces, documents, GPS tags, or screenshots. Processing happens in your browser and ImageToolMage does not upload the image to our server. Your screen, clipboard, and extensions can still leak it.

Choose one file with the file picker, or drop it on the box. This is not drag-only.

Drop one image here. The file picker above is the keyboard-accessible path.

Choose an image to read type, size, and a JPEG EXIF subset.

How it works

Magic bytes identify the format. Dimensions come from PNG/JPEG headers or a decode. JPEG APP1 Exif is parsed with a small TIFF reader. The image is not uploaded.

Input and output

Input is one image. Output is a local report. Nothing is written unless you later use another tool.

Examples

How big is this file?

Open a photo to see 4032 × 3024, 3.1 MB, and JPEG.

Does this JPEG have GPS?

If an APP1 Exif GPS IFD exists, latitude and longitude are shown.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP.
  2. Read dimensions, type, and file size.
  3. If JPEG EXIF tags exist, review the listed fields.

Limitations

  • Not a forensic or legal-grade metadata tool.
  • WebP EXIF is not fully inventoried at launch.
  • Browser decode of a preview can hide metadata that still exists in the original bytes.

Questions

Is this a complete EXIF, IPTC, and XMP viewer?

No. It reads a documented JPEG EXIF subset plus PNG text chunks when present. Maker notes, XMP packets, and C2PA are out of scope.

Why might GPS be missing?

Many apps strip location before export. If the file has no GPS IFD, the inspector will not invent one.

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