What is Image Metadata?
Image metadata, also known as EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data, is hidden information embedded in image files. This data includes details about how, when, and where a photo was taken, camera settings, device information, and sometimes even GPS coordinates.
Types of Metadata in Images
- Camera Settings: ISO, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, flash settings
- Date & Time: When the photo was taken or modified
- Location Data: GPS coordinates showing where the photo was taken
- Device Information: Camera make and model, software used
- Copyright: Photographer name, copyright notices
- Image Properties: Dimensions, color space, orientation
Why Manage Image Metadata?
- Privacy Protection: Remove GPS coordinates and location data before sharing photos online
- File Size Reduction: Removing metadata can slightly reduce file size
- Professional Use: Add copyright information and descriptions to your images
- Organization: View metadata to organize and catalog your photo library
- Security: Strip sensitive information before uploading images to public platforms
How to Use Our Metadata Tools
- View Metadata: Upload an image to see all embedded metadata information
- Edit Metadata: Modify existing metadata fields or add new information to your images
- Remove Metadata: Strip all metadata from images for privacy and security
Supported File Formats
Our metadata tools support common image formats including:
- JPEG/JPG files
- PNG images
- TIFF files
- HEIC/HEIF images
- WebP files
- RAW camera formats (view only)
Privacy & Security
All metadata operations are performed securely in your browser or on our servers. Images are processed temporarily and deleted immediately after processing. We never store your images or metadata information.