Image Metadata Viewer

Image Metadata Viewer is a developer-focused utility built for quick, reliable image workflows without dependencies. It runs entirely in the browser using standard web APIs, so you can bookmark it and use it anywhere — on a work laptop, a shared device, or even a Chromebook. No CLI to install, no npm modules, no auth key to manage.

Whether you're debugging a broken data URI, inspecting EXIF metadata from a camera to identify when and where a photo was taken, reading the colours in a UI screenshot for design QA, decoding a QR code from a bug report, or previewing an SVG before pasting it into a codebase, this tool saves you time compared to writing custom scripts. Each utility is single-purpose and does exactly one job well.

Popular use cases include: converting logos to base64 for inlining in HTML, extracting the accent colour from a screenshot to update a design token, checking a photo's GPS coordinates before publishing to make sure location data isn't leaked, pulling QR data from user-submitted images, verifying that an SVG icon renders correctly at multiple sizes, and quickly grabbing the HEX code for a specific pixel in a mock-up.

All outputs come with one-click copy buttons so you can paste directly into your editor, ticket, or documentation. Text outputs support copying to clipboard; image outputs can be downloaded or referenced by URL. Nothing is uploaded — your images and data stay on your machine — which makes this tool safe for confidential codebases, enterprise environments and any workflow bound by NDA or compliance rules.