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File Metadata Analyzer

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Extract EXIF/GPS from photos, PDF properties, audio ID3 tags, and Office document metadata. View GPS on Google Maps. ...

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About this tool

What File Metadata Analyzer does

File Metadata Analyzer is a web-based tool that extracts and displays metadata from a wide range of file types, including photos, PDFs, audio files, and Office documents. Users can view EXIF, GPS, ID3 tags, and document properties, with GPS coordinates rendered on an interactive Google Maps view. The service also supports exporting analysis results as CSV reports for further processing or record-keeping. It is designed to handle the most common metadata formats encountered by developers, photographers, and designers alike.

Step by step

How to use the Inventive HQ File Metadata Analyzer

  1. 1

    Upload or drag a photo, PDF, audio, or Office document onto the analyzer

  2. 2

    Wait for the tool to parse the file and display all detected metadata fields

  3. 3

    Review extracted data such as EXIF tags, GPS coordinates, ID3 information, or document properties

  4. 4

    Use the Google Maps integration to visualize GPS locations or click 'Export CSV' to download a report of all extracted fields

Is it right for you

Best for

Developers, photographers, and graphic designers who need to quickly inspect, verify, or export metadata from diverse file formats without installing specialized software.

Limitations

  • No unit switching for GPS coordinates
  • CSV export may not include every proprietary field depending on file type
  • Processing speed depends on file size and complexity
Questions

File Metadata Analyzer FAQ

Which file types can I analyze with File Metadata Analyzer?
The tool supports photos, PDFs, audio files (ID3 tags), and Office documents, extracting EXIF, GPS, and metadata properties from each format.
Can I view GPS locations directly on a map?
Yes, GPS coordinates extracted from photos are displayed on an interactive Google Maps view within the tool.
Is it possible to save or share the metadata analysis?
Users can export the extracted metadata as a CSV file for sharing, importing into spreadsheets, or further analysis.
Do I need to create an account to use the analyzer?
No account is required; you can upload and analyze files directly from the website.