Before uploading or sharing an image, use our Image Metadata Viewer to inspect its file type, dimensions, size, and available embedded details.
What metadata can tell you
An image file can carry more than visible pixels. Its metadata may reveal the format, dimensions, color information, print resolution, camera details, or editing software. The exact fields depend on the image type and how the file was created or exported.
Useful checks before publishing
Dimensions help confirm that a banner, thumbnail, or marketplace image meets a platform requirement. File size helps diagnose slow loading. Format and color depth can explain why a file behaves differently in an editor. Reviewing these basics first often prevents avoidable upload errors.
Privacy deserves attention
Original camera images may contain time, device, and location-related metadata. Not every image includes this information, and many platforms remove it automatically, but it is best to check the original yourself. If sensitive fields are present, create a clean copy before sharing publicly.