WebP Metadata: EXIF, XMP, ICC and RIFF Chunks
Learn what metadata a WebP can store, how EXIF, XMP, ICC and animation fit into RIFF chunks, and how to inspect a file locally.
Get the answer Private photo check
Check a photo before you share it.
See hidden EXIF, GPS, camera and file details. Remove private metadata or check Content Credentials without uploading the image to AnalyzeImage.
Completely free No account or payment Image stays on this device
LOCAL ANALYSIS LIVE
FORMATJPEG
DIMENSIONS6048 × 4024
LOCATIONGPS FOUND
PRIVACY SIGNALPrecise location
TRANSFER STATUSDevice only
Start here
One photo. A clear answer.
Choose a supported image to see location, camera, dimensions and privacy signals first. Open raw metadata only if you need it.
Drop an image hereJPEG, PNG or WebP · up to 25 MiB
Processed on this device
Session diagnosticsNo processing errors
Stored only in this browser tab. Image bytes, filenames and metadata are never included.
No tool error has been recorded in this tab.
Private by designImage bytes stay in this browser
Free to useNo account, card or daily paywall
Careful resultsClear limits instead of false certainty
Free, private, ready when you need it
See how it works Useful photo checks without an account wall.
Analyze supported files, make a cleaned copy and export available reports without registering or entering payment details. Technical file limits protect your browser; they are not paid-plan restrictions.
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What do you want to do?
You do not need to know what EXIF, XMP or C2PA means. Start with the result you need.
01
Understand one photoCheck what a photo contains
See GPS, date, camera, dimensions, file type and metadata. Add a second copy to compare changes.
You getPrivacy summary · clear details · optional comparison
Check a photo 02
Prepare for sharingMake a safer copy
Check for private metadata, remove supported fields and verify the new copy before download.
You getBefore check · cleaned copy · verification
Make a safer copy 03
Read signed provenanceCheck Content Credentials
Understand whether signed content history was verified, invalid, untrusted or not found.
You getCredential status · manifest facts · JSON summary
Check credentials A transparent pipeline
Three steps. No hidden handoff.
Every supported workflow stays visible, cancellable and local.
01
Choose a file
Drag, drop or use the keyboard-accessible picker. The extension is never trusted on its own.
02
Analyze locally
A Web Worker checks signatures, dimensions, metadata groups and privacy indicators.
03
Act on evidence
Understand the finding, make a clean copy or export a report—without changing the original.
Only when you want the detail
Three layers, explained simply.
The result starts with everyday language. These standards are available when you want to understand where each fact came from.
CAPTURE LAYER
EXIF
Camera, lens, exposure, orientation, time and—sometimes—precise GPS.
Understand EXIF EDITORIAL LAYERIPTC + XMP
Captions, rights, creator tools and editing workflow details.
Compare standards PROVENANCE LAYERC2PA
Signed claims, actions and ingredient chains—not a truth verdict.
Explore credentialsPrivacy architectureRead the privacy model
Your file never needs a round trip.
The application code arrives from the web. Your supported image workflow then stays inside the browser—from selection to result or download.
No upload endpointSupported tools do not send the selected file to AnalyzeImage.
No hidden storageNo image bytes in databases, IndexedDB or localStorage.
Memory-awareHard size limits and two-worker bulk concurrency protect the device.
YOUR DEVICE
Selected image
Browser worker
Result
Local file
AnalyzeImage serverNo image file received
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Get the answerMetadata is editable. Treat it as evidence to interpret, not unquestionable fact.
C2PA is not a truth detector. Verified credentials validate a signed claim, not the depicted event.
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