Exify
Extension Actions
EXIF and C2PA viewer — effortless image metadata on any website
Exify instantly displays essential EXIF and C2PA information on image hover — and lets you explore and search the full metadata.
Try it on https://www.exify.io/#more .
Who is Exify for?
1. Photographers — Learn what gear and camera settings were used to capture a photo.
2. Researchers / OSINT — Dive deeper into image metadata for analysis and investigations.
3. Anyone curious about images — Get quick access to image metadata on any website.
How Exify works?
1. Hover over an image — Exify is triggered automatically for images with a long side of 500px or more.
2. View data instantly — A curated selection of EXIF properties is displayed in a sleek overlay for images with embedded EXIF metadata.
3. Check Content Credentials — A badge displays verification status and certificate issuer for images with embedded C2PA credentials.
4. Explore full metadata — Click the Exify logo or right-click the image and select "Show EXIF" to view and search all EXIF properties plus additional C2PA information.
- Supported formats
EXIF, IPTC, XMP, C2PA.
- C2PA
Exify verifies and displays Content Credentials, helping you trace an image's origin and identify AI-generated images.
Learn more: https://www.exify.io/blog/introduction-to-c2pa .
- Location
If geolocation data is available, the city and country are resolved using OpenStreetMap and displayed with a link to Google Maps.
- Image detection
Exify bypasses common restrictions that limit interaction with images, allowing Exify to work predictably and reliably on any website, either by hovering over images or using the contextual menu.
- Settings
The settings dialog lets you customize the overlay's content, position and size, toggle the EXIF overlay and C2PA badge on or off for specific sites, and view the image histogram.
Learn more: https://www.exify.io/blog/exify-settings-overview .
- Limitations
Exify can only display EXIF and C2PA metadata that is embedded within the image.
The availability of this data depends on the website, image hosting service, or image owner.
- Privacy
The Exify extension and exify.io website do not collect any data or usage statistics.
- Permissions
To read image data from cross-origin domains, Exify requires the "Access your data for all websites" permission. Exify does not access any other data on the page.
- EXIF parsing:
https://github.com/MikeKovarik/exifr
https://github.com/mattiasw/ExifReader (for WEBP)
- C2PA parsing and verification:
https://github.com/contentauth/c2pa-js
Latest reviews
- Michał
- Works fine, looks beautiful!
- Jeonghun
- This is a truly wonderful extension. The interface is beautiful, and the features are implemented in just the right way to be genuinely useful in everyday life. I would happily recommend it to anyone who wants an easy way to check the EXIF information of images on the web. minor bug report: There is a very, very minor bug (it doesn’t affect using the extension at all). In the two situations below, it seems that the linked URL contains a small typo: 1. When clicking the icon in the Chrome/Edge toolbar and then clicking the extension’s name 2. When clicking the 'Open extension website' menu on the Chrome/Edge extension management page In both cases, an invalid website is opened. I believe it should lead to exify.io, but it looks like exif.info is linked by mistake. I’m sharing this just in case it helps the developer—fixing this would probably make it easier for more people to find the website correctly. Thank you so much for such a great app! 😄