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Inspect EXIF metadata, GPS privacy risks, XMP tags, histograms and image reports locally in Chrome. 🎯 Inspect hidden image metadata before you share. MetaPix EXIF Viewer is a local-first Chrome extension for photographers, sellers, journalists, designers and privacy-conscious users who need fast EXIF viewer, GPS metadata checker and image privacy report workflows. --- KEY FEATURES --- 📷 EXIF viewer: right-click or pick any web image to read camera make, model, lens, exposure, date, dimensions and file type. 🗺️ GPS privacy checker: instantly flags location coordinates and opens a map link when GPS metadata is present. 🎨 Histogram and colors: generate a local RGB histogram plus dominant color swatches for creative QA. 📦 Batch scan: scan the largest images on a page and keep a local history for review. 📋 Export: copy a readable summary or export JSON reports for documentation and client handoff. ► WHY METAPIX? Many EXIF tools feel old, slow, or noisy. MetaPix focuses on a clean workflow: pick image, see risk, copy or export. It is useful for photo privacy checks, product image QA, marketplace listings, content audits and forensic-style image review. 🛡️ PRIVACY & SAFETY Metadata parsing happens locally in your browser whenever the image can be read. MetaPix does not upload your browsing history or image metadata to our servers. 📬 SUPPORT Email: hello@reforgeextensions.com
Jun 5, 2026
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