Ready. Drop a file or browse to inspect its metadata.
Upload any file to preview it and see its full metadata: author and creator info, EXIF data, PDF info, an AI-generated content check, and more.
Files carry more information than what you see on screen. Photos embed EXIF data like camera model, exposure, and the date taken. PDFs store an author, title, and producer application. Videos and audio files carry resolution and duration. This tool surfaces all of it instantly, right in your browser.
Nothing is uploaded. The file is read using your browser's own APIs, so it never leaves your device. That makes it safe to check metadata on personal photos or sensitive documents before sharing them elsewhere.
No. Every file is read and inspected entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded, so your files stay private.
You can upload any file. Images, PDFs, audio, and video get a live preview plus detailed metadata such as EXIF data, PDF document info, and resolution or duration. Other file types show general details like size, type, and last modified date.
EXIF data is information a camera or phone embeds in a JPEG photo, such as the camera make and model, date taken, exposure settings, and focal length. This tool reads and displays that data directly from the file.
Yes. Use the Copy details button to copy all extracted metadata as plain text to your clipboard.
For images and PDFs, the tool checks embedded metadata for C2PA content credentials and known generator signatures such as DALL-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and Adobe Firefly. A "Yes" result means a marker was found. A "No indicator found" result means no marker was found, which is not proof the file is authentic, since metadata can be stripped or edited.
When present, the Authorship section shows the author, creator tool, camera make and model, and copyright information pulled from EXIF, XMP, or PDF document metadata.