Is This Photo Safe to Share Online? A Quick Privacy Check
Use a short pre-sharing checklist for GPS, identifying metadata and private details visible inside the image.
Get the answerSee hidden EXIF, GPS, camera and file details. Remove private metadata or check Content Credentials without uploading the image to AnalyzeImage.
Choose a supported image to see location, camera, dimensions and privacy signals first. Open raw metadata only if you need it.
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.
You do not need to know what EXIF, XMP or C2PA means. Start with the result you need.
See GPS, date, camera, dimensions, file type and metadata. Add a second copy to compare changes.
Check for private metadata, remove supported fields and verify the new copy before download.
Understand whether signed content history was verified, invalid, untrusted or not found.
Every supported workflow stays visible, cancellable and local.
Drag, drop or use the keyboard-accessible picker. The extension is never trusted on its own.
A Web Worker checks signatures, dimensions, metadata groups and privacy indicators.
Understand the finding, make a clean copy or export a report—without changing the original.
The result starts with everyday language. These standards are available when you want to understand where each fact came from.
Camera, lens, exposure, orientation, time and—sometimes—precise GPS.
Understand EXIF EDITORIAL LAYERCaptions, rights, creator tools and editing workflow details.
Compare standards PROVENANCE LAYERSigned claims, actions and ingredient chains—not a truth verdict.
Explore credentialsThe application code arrives from the web. Your supported image workflow then stays inside the browser—from selection to result or download.
Use a short pre-sharing checklist for GPS, identifying metadata and private details visible inside the image.
Get the answerCompare an original image with an edited or shared copy and understand which metadata fields changed.
Get the answerCompare ordinary photo metadata with signed Content Credentials and learn what each evidence layer can—and cannot—show.
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