Check image dimensions
Confirm width, height, file type, and size before uploading to a website or form.
Image Metadata Viewer
Choose an image to inspect dimensions, file type, size, JPEG EXIF basics, and HEIC container hints. The file stays in your browser.
Browsers often cannot display HEIC dimensions, but this tool can still show basic file and container brand information.
No. It only displays metadata. It does not edit or strip files.
No. Inspection runs in the browser.
Image Metadata Viewer shows file details, dimensions, and basic metadata hints for photos and graphics. It is useful before publishing images, sharing files, or checking whether a photo may contain sensitive camera or location information.
Confirm width, height, file type, and size before uploading to a website or form.
Look for signs that a photo may contain EXIF or location-related metadata.
Inspect basic image properties when sorting screenshots, camera photos, and design exports.
A photo review should distinguish basic file properties from privacy-sensitive metadata that may require removal elsewhere.
File: site-photo.jpg Dimensions: 1600 x 900 Possible EXIF: camera model, capture time, location fields
Publish size: acceptable for web preview Privacy action: remove EXIF in an editor before sharing publicly if location fields are present
A documentation writer checks a screenshot and a phone photo before adding them to a support article. They confirm dimensions, avoid oversized uploads, and remove metadata in an image editor before publishing the phone photo.
No. It only displays metadata hints. Use an image editor or metadata stripper to remove private fields.
Some browsers cannot decode HEIC images even when the file container can be inspected.
Yes. Photos may include time, device, location, and editing details depending on how they were created.