Drop an image to read its metadata
All processing happens in your browser — your image is never uploaded
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Drop any image to read its EXIF, IPTC and XMP data — camera settings, GPS location, keywords, copyright and more. Free, nothing uploaded to any server.
Every image file contains hidden data beyond what you see on screen. This metadata is embedded directly inside the file and includes technical information recorded by your camera, as well as descriptive information like titles, keywords and copyright notices.
When you view image metadata online, you can see exactly what information your photos are carrying — and whether that data is helping or hurting your privacy and SEO performance.
Camera make and model, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, date taken, and GPS coordinates recorded automatically by your camera or smartphone.
Title, description, keywords, copyright notice, creator name and location. This is the data Google Images reads to understand and rank your photos in search results.
Adobe's modern metadata format used by Lightroom, Photoshop and other editing software. Contains ratings, color labels, edit history and descriptive tags.
Verify that the keywords, title and description you added to your images are actually embedded and readable by Google Images and Etsy search.
Smartphones embed your exact GPS coordinates in every photo. Read your image metadata to check if your location data is exposed before sharing images online.
Check that your copyright notice and creator name are correctly embedded in your photos — important for photographers and stock image contributors.
Read the EXIF data to learn exactly which camera, lens and settings were used to take a photo — useful for photographers studying their own or others' work.
No. MetaFill Pro's metadata reader works entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your image is never sent to any server, stored or shared with anyone. All processing is 100% local and private.
Many images have their metadata stripped — especially screenshots, images downloaded from social media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter all remove metadata on upload), or images processed by certain apps. If your image shows no metadata, you can add it using MetaFill Pro's free bulk editor.
Google Images reads the IPTC and XMP metadata embedded in image files — specifically the Title, Keywords and Description fields. Images with relevant keywords embedded directly in the file rank higher in Google Images search. For Etsy sellers and photographers, optimized image metadata can significantly increase visibility.
MetaFill Pro's metadata reader supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, TIFF and HEIC image files. These are the most common formats used by cameras, smartphones and design tools.
EXIF is created by your camera and contains technical data: camera model, shutter speed, aperture, ISO and GPS. IPTC contains editorial data: title, description, keywords and copyright. XMP is Adobe's modern format that can hold both types. MetaFill Pro reads all three formats simultaneously and displays them in clearly organized sections.