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Image Metadata Checker for EXIF, XMP and AI Data
See which prompts, workflows, GPS details, EXIF, XMP, ICC profiles, and Content Credentials are attached to your image before you remove anything.
In this file
What this tool covers
The technical details, when you want them
Open the local keys and values when you need a closer look. Prompts and locations stay hidden by default.
No made-up detector score
The checker reports what is in the file. It does not turn metadata into an AI probability.
In the output
Useful image data stays with the file
Your selected file is never changed.
Full values stay hidden until you choose to reveal them.
Camera, creator, color, and provenance data are listed separately.
Limits to review
It cannot see a platform's private classifier.
It cannot promise how a service will label an image.
If a file structure is unsupported or malformed, the tool says so instead of guessing.
Use the tool
Choose an image and review the result
- 1
Check the real file type
The tool reads the file itself instead of trusting the extension at the end of its name.
- 2
Scan the metadata in your browser
A browser worker reads the supported parts of the file without uploading it.
- 3
Review each finding in context
Labels such as Action suggested, Review first, and Informational keep the evidence separate from assumptions.
- 4
Export the report or clean a copy
Download a JSON report, or make a separate clean copy and scan it again.
Quick answers
Questions about metadata checker
What metadata can this checker find?+
It looks for supported EXIF, GPS, XMP, PNG text, generation settings, ICC profiles, and provenance data.
Does C2PA mean an image was generated by AI?+
No. C2PA records where a file came from and how it was edited. Finding it does not make the image AI-generated.
Can I inspect without deleting anything?+
Yes. The tool starts in inspection mode and does not change the file unless you choose to clean it.
Is the metadata uploaded?+
No. The image and its metadata stay in your browser session.