Image Metadata Viewer
Inspect EXIF data, camera settings, and embedded GPS coordinates locally in your browser.
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How to Use Image Metadata Viewer
- 1Select or drop your photo file.
- 2PixelLocal decodes binary EXIF headers and IFD tags in client browser RAM.
- 3Inspect camera model, exposure settings, date taken, and embedded GPS location.
- 4No data is uploaded or logged anywhere.
Technical Specifications & Capabilities
| Input Formats | JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC |
|---|---|
| Output Format | Interactive EXIF Summary Table |
| Transparency Support | N/A (Metadata Inspection) |
| Compression Type | Client-side Binary Parsing |
| Processing Engine | Browser Binary DataView EXIF Parser |
| Max File Size Limit | 25 MB per file limit |
| Max Pixel Boundary | 50 Megapixels maximum boundary |
Common Use Cases
- •Verifying camera and lens exposure settings for photography analysis.
- •Checking whether photos contain sensitive GPS location metadata before sharing online.
- •Inspecting creation dates for digital asset management.
Zero Upload Privacy Architecture
PixelLocal operates entirely within your browser memory. When you select a photo, your browser decodes and processes the pixel data locally using HTML5 Canvas and WebAssembly. Your files are never transmitted over the internet, logged, or stored on remote servers.
Troubleshooting & Known Limitations
- ⚠️If no metadata is displayed, the photo may have already been stripped by a social media app or camera export.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are my photo EXIF details sent to any server?
No. PixelLocal parses binary EXIF headers entirely inside your browser RAM. Your photos and location coordinates are never uploaded to any server.