File Metadata Viewer

View file metadata online. Extract EXIF data from images, video info, audio tags, PDF properties. Free metadata viewer tool.

About File Metadata Viewer

This tool extracts and displays metadata from various file types. Upload images to view EXIF data (camera settings, GPS location), videos to see codec and resolution info, PDFs to view document properties, and more. All processing happens in your browser for complete privacy.

What is file metadata?

File metadata is information about a file beyond its content. This includes creation date, file size, and file-specific data like EXIF information in photos (camera model, settings, GPS location), ID3 tags in audio files (artist, album, genre), or document properties in PDFs (author, title).

What file types are supported?

This tool supports images (JPEG, PNG, TIFF - with EXIF data), videos (MP4, MKV, AVI - codec, resolution, duration), audio files (MP3, FLAC - tags and properties), and PDF documents (author, title, page count, creation date).

Can I view EXIF data from photos?

Yes! For JPEG and other image formats with EXIF data, you can view camera make/model, exposure settings, ISO, focal length, GPS coordinates (if available), and more.

What video metadata can I see?

For video files, you can view format, duration, resolution (width/height), frame rate, video codec, audio codec, bit rate, and other technical properties.

Is my file uploaded to a server?

No! All metadata extraction happens directly in your browser using JavaScript. Your file never leaves your device and is never uploaded to any server.

Can I copy the metadata?

Yes! Each metadata section has a copy button. Click it to copy all metadata from that section to your clipboard in a readable text format.

Why doesn't my file show metadata?

Some files don't contain additional metadata beyond basic file information. For example, screenshots may not have EXIF data, or simple images exported from software may have stripped metadata.

Is there a file size limit?

There's no strict limit, but very large files (especially videos over 1GB) may take longer to analyze. The tool works in your browser, so performance depends on your device.