Image utility

Image Metadata

Inspect, clean, and edit image metadata without re-encoding supported image data.

Source images

Choose images to inspect

JPEG, PNG, WebP, and compatible TIFF or AVIF files can be rewritten losslessly. HEIF files are currently inspect-only.

Drop images here or browse Multiple files are accepted and processed only in this browser.

Source

Image information

A quick overview of the uploaded file before any changes are applied.

Dimensions
Bit depth
Transparency data
Image encoding
Creator
Copyright and license
Dates
ICC colour profile
Readable metadata

Raw metadata from source

These are the values read from the uploaded file. They do not include planned edits.

Clean or edit metadata

Optional: choose what information to keep, edit publishing information, and review the result before downloading.

Settings for this image

Metadata to keep

Choose which kinds of information should remain in the exported image.

Camera and capture informationCamera and lens model, exposure, focal length, ISO, focus information, and other shooting settings. Identifying informationLocation, camera and lens serial numbers, unique image identifiers, owner information, and similar identifying metadata. Publishing informationCreator, title, description, keywords, copyright, license, credit, usage terms, and related publishing metadata.Can be edited below. Colour profileRecommendedEmbedded ICC colour profile used for consistent colour reproduction. Embedded thumbnails and previewsSmall preview images stored inside the file. Editing and workflow informationEditing software, processing history, document and instance identifiers, and application-specific workflow metadata.

These settings are applied first. Publishing information can then be edited or added separately below.

Publishing information

Existing publishing information will be kept. You can leave it unchanged or edit it before export.

Change preview

Review the planned metadata changes before downloading.

Detailed changes

Field	Action	Reason

All parsing and rewriting happens locally. Your images never leave this browser.