Image Metadata Viewer
Look inside an image file and see every metadata block it carries, not just EXIF.
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or click to choose a file — JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF, AVIF…
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How it works
Images can carry several kinds of metadata: EXIF (camera settings, GPS), XMP (edit history, ratings, Adobe data), IPTC (captions, copyright, keywords used by news agencies), an ICC profile (color space) and format-specific blocks like JFIF or PNG text chunks. KadiTools lists the file's structure and decodes each block locally.
FAQ
What is XMP?
An XML-based metadata format from Adobe. Editing apps store ratings, keywords, edit history and sometimes GPS in it.
Should I remove the ICC profile?
Usually not: it tells viewers how to display colors. Removing it from a wide-gamut photo (like Display P3 from iPhones) can make colors look duller.