Use the metadata viewer to see EXIF and GPS data, the remover to strip it, the DPI tools to check or set resolution, and the colour tools for HEX codes and palettes.
Photos from phones and cameras carry EXIF data: camera model, date and sometimes GPS location. The viewer shows it, and the remover cuts it from JPG and PNG files without re-compressing the picture. DPI is a print-size label stored in the file; forms sometimes ask for 200, 300 or 600 DPI, which you can set here without changing quality.
All Metadata, DPI & Color
How to Choose the Right Tool
- Curious what a photo reveals: Photo Metadata Viewer.
- Before posting: Remove Image Metadata.
- Fix author or date: Photo EXIF Editor.
- A form asks for DPI: DPI Checker, Convert DPI, Increase Image DPI or Convert Image DPI to 600.
- Colours: Image Color Picker or Generate Color Palette.
Before You Upload Anything
- Keep your original file. Every tool saves a new copy.
- Compare the result with the size, format and dimensions your form or app states.
- Open the downloaded file once before you upload it.
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FAQs – Metadata, DPI & Color Tools
1. Metadata, DPI & Color Tools kaise use karein?
Apni file select karein, settings check karein aur “Open tool” button dabayein. Result neeche dikhega; phir Download par tap karein.
2. Kya Metadata, DPI & Color Tools free hai?
Haan, iLikePDF ka Metadata, DPI & Color Tools tool bilkul free hai. Koi payment ya signup nahi chahiye.
3. Kya main mobile se Metadata, DPI & Color Tools use kar sakta hoon?
Haan, yeh tool mobile-friendly hai. Aap Android ya iPhone ke browser se bhi Metadata, DPI & Color Tools use kar sakte hain.
4. Kya meri file upload hoti hai?
Nahi. Yeh tool aapke browser me chalta hai; aapki file iLikePDF ke server par upload nahi hoti. (Kuch features ek helper library CDN se load karte hain, lekin aapki file unme nahi jaati.)
5. Does removing metadata reduce quality?
No. For JPG and PNG the data is cut out of the file and the picture is not re-encoded.
6. Does changing DPI improve quality?
No. DPI is a print-size label; it does not add detail.
7. Which tool should I choose?
Start here: Curious what a photo reveals: Photo Metadata Viewer.
8. Do the tools reduce picture quality?
Only when your target needs it, and you can see the result before you download. Your original file is never changed.
9. Which file types can I use?
Most tools accept JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF pictures that your browser can open. PDF tools accept PDF files.
10. Is there a limit on file size or number of files?
There is no fixed limit, but the work happens on your device, so very large files can be slow on a phone.