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Image Metadata Inspector
Drop in a photo or screenshot to see what it quietly reveals about itself — the camera or software that made it, when and where it was taken (GPS!), editing history, and any AI-generation or Content-Credentials markers baked in.
🔒 Runs entirely in your browser. The image is read on your device to pull its metadata — it is never uploaded, sent to us, logged, or stored.
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Drop an image to inspect
or paste (Ctrl/⌘+V) · or click to browse
This is a metadata reader, not an “AI detector”
It reports what a file declares about itself. Metadata is trivially removed andforged, and nearly every social platform strips it on upload. So a marker being presentis informative — but its absence proves nothing. “No AI markers found” does notmean a photo is authentic, and camera metadata does not prove it’s real. Content Credentials (C2PA) shown here are detected but not cryptographically verified — treat them as a claim.