Private • Local • Metadata inspection
See the metadata hidden in your photo
Read the camera settings, exact GPS location and AI markers (C2PA / Content Credentials) baked into your image — without uploading anything.
- No upload
- No account
- Runs in your browser
Inspect locally
Read hidden fields without uploading.
Understand clearly
See camera, location and provenance data.
Keep control
Nothing changes until you choose an action.
Short answer: AI Remover Pro's viewer decodes the metadata already inside a photo — camera details, exact GPS coordinates, and AI-provenance markers like C2PA — entirely in your browser, with nothing uploaded. It shows the real values, not just that metadata exists, so you know what you'd be sharing before you post or send the image. It reads AI metadata markers only; it can't detect invisible pixel watermarks such as SynthID.
Decoded, not just detected
Drop a JPEG, PNG or WebP to see the actual values: camera make and model, exposure, the date it was taken, and the exact GPS coordinates with a one-click map link. AI-provenance markers (C2PA and its likely generator) are flagged clearly.
Know before you share
If a photo carries your location or a “Made with AI” credential, you'll see it here. Then head to the cleaner to remove what you don't want to share — all in your browser.
When to check before you clean
Use the viewer first when you want to know what a photo says about you before deciding what to remove — checking gear you're about to sell, a photo someone sent you, or an old image you're about to repost. Once you've seen what's there, switch to the cleaner to remove just the fields you don't want.
How to view a photo's metadata
- Drag a JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC onto the viewer.
- Read the list of metadata blocks found, with AI markers flagged.
- Open the cleaner to remove anything you don't want to share.