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Image Metadata Viewer

View image dimensions, format, file size and more

Select an image to view metadata

Instructions

图片元数据查看使用说明



功能简介


查看图片的尺寸、格式、文件大小、色彩模式等详细信息,全部本地解析。

使用方法


  • 选择或拖拽一张图片到上传区

  • 自动解析并显示图片的宽度、高度、格式、大小等信息

  • 查看 EXIF 信息(如有)


  • 注意事项


  • 图片仅在浏览器本地解析,不会上传到服务器

  • 支持 JPG、PNG、GIF、WEBP 等常见格式
  • ❓ FAQ

    Which formats are supported?

    JPG, PNG, GIF, WEBP and other common image formats.

    Is my image uploaded?

    No, images are parsed locally in your browser for privacy.

    Is this tool free?

    Yes, it is completely free and requires no registration.

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