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See the metadata of JPG / JPEG
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Choose fileWhat is a JPG / JPEG file?
JPEG (.jpg or .jpeg) is the most common photo format in the world — used by virtually every digital camera and smartphone. It uses lossy compression to keep file sizes small, and almost always carries an EXIF metadata block alongside the image data.
Common uses
- • Smartphone and camera photos
- • Web images
- • Social media photos
- • Scanned photographs
Metadata you can expect to find
- • Camera make, model, and lens
- • Exposure time, aperture (f-stop), ISO, and focal length
- • Exact date and time the photo was taken
- • GPS coordinates, if location services were enabled
- • Software used for any editing (often reveals if a photo was retouched)
- • Thumbnail embedded by the camera itself
How it works
- 1Upload your file
- 2Automatic file type detection
- 3Metadata extraction
- 4Hash generation
- 5Professional PDF report
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