Inspect image format and dimensions

For teams checking an incoming file, comparing assets or preparing an image adjustment before publication.

Read your image’s format, dimensions, ratio and file size in one clear summary, so you can choose the right treatment or placement.

How to use

Choose a PNG, JPEG or WebP image to read its main characteristics without opening an editor.
Run the analysis so the format, dimensions, ratio and file size are displayed.
Note the useful values when deciding about resizing, placement or conversion.
If a value surprises you, check the source file before converting or resizing it.

Example

A team receives a visual for a banner. They check the ratio and file size before using it, then see that the image will need cropping to fit the planned area. This avoids preparing a layout with an unsuitable file.

Limits and formats

The summary does not show detailed EXIF metadata such as camera brand or GPS coordinates.
Displayed values apply to the selected file, not to a version resized or converted elsewhere.
Format, ratio and file size do not guarantee visual quality: a light image can still be blurry.
Only PNG, JPEG and WebP files are recognized; other formats are not analyzed.
The summary is not a full metadata editor and cannot remove hidden information.

Where processing happens

Inspection takes place in your browser. The file stays on your device and is not sent to any remote service. You can therefore check a received document quickly without sharing it with a third party. Nothing is stored after you close the page, so the check remains private.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the displayed size differ from my file manager?

The browser may show a rounded value or use a different unit. This summary reads the file as selected. To compare accurately, use the same measurement method or check the system properties.

Is the ratio always expressed in pixels?

The ratio compares width and height, often as a simplified relationship. It does not depend on the physical print unit. It mainly helps you plan a crop or placement on a page. It is a quick planning aid rather than a guarantee of final display.

Can I see the capture date?

This summary does not list capture EXIF metadata. It focuses on format, dimensions, ratio and file size. For the date, open the file properties in your system or use a dedicated reader. This keeps the inspection focused on practical file properties.