Read every layer of image metadata
More than EXIF — inspect the XMP, IPTC and ICC data an image carries, all decoded locally in your browser.
Drop a photo to read its EXIF
Drag & drop, paste, or click to browse. Nothing is uploaded — analysis runs in your browser.
EXIF, XMP, IPTC, ICC — what's the difference?
- EXIF — camera-written tags: model, exposure, GPS and timestamps.
- XMP — Adobe's XML metadata — edits, ratings, keywords and copyright.
- IPTC — captions, credits and rights used by press and stock photos.
- ICC — the color profile that tells screens how to render the colors.
To inspect camera and GPS tags specifically, the EXIF Viewer gives you the same reading in a camera-focused layout.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between EXIF and metadata?
EXIF is one type of metadata — the technical data your camera writes. 'Metadata' is the umbrella term that also covers XMP, IPTC and ICC. This viewer surfaces all of them from a single image.
Can I view XMP and IPTC data online?
Yes. Drop an image and ExifPixel parses its EXIF, XMP and IPTC blocks in your browser, so you can review captions, copyright, keywords and edit history without any software.
Is anything uploaded?
No. All decoding happens locally in your browser, so your image and its metadata stay entirely on your device.