Simple Image Converter
Right-click an image and save or copy it as PNG or JPEG. Made for WebP and AVIF. Open source.
View detailsThree extensions for the images you meet in your browser: one converts them, one shows their hidden metadata, and one shows it and also removes it.
Right-click an image and save or copy it as PNG or JPEG. Made for WebP and AVIF. Open source.
View detailsSee the EXIF data in JPEG, PNG and WebP photos and strip it before you share. Open source. A young 0.x project.
View detailsRight-click an image to see camera details, date and GPS location. View only.
View detailsUpdated October 2026
Start with the job. Do you need a different file type, or do you need to know what is hidden inside a photo?
EXIF is data stored inside a photo file. Per the tools' READMEs, it can include camera make and model, date and time, and GPS location if present. Photo EXIF Util also lists camera serial numbers. Shared as is, that data may go with it. Check first, and strip it if unwanted. We have not tested how any site handles uploads.
| Extension | Best for | What it does | Open source | Project age |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Simple Image Converter | WebP or AVIF files that other tools reject | Converts to PNG or JPEG | Yes (MIT) | Latest repo release commit 16 Sep 2026 |
| Photo EXIF Util | Cleaning a photo before you share it | Views and strips EXIF, resizes for social | Yes (MIT) | Young 0.x project; latest repo release 8 May 2026 |
| EXIF Metadata Viewer | A quick look at a photo's metadata | Views EXIF only | Source on GitHub; no licence stated | Latest repo commit 18 May 2026 (translation fix) |
Simple Image Converter. Right-click an image and save or copy it as PNG or JPEG. Its README says it was made for WebP and AVIF images that other tools reject. It does not output WebP or AVIF, so it only goes one way.
Photo EXIF Util. It strips metadata by category and lets you download the cleaned file. It handles JPEG, PNG and WebP. EXIF Metadata Viewer only shows data and cannot remove it, so use it for checking, not cleaning. In short, one tool shows what a photo carries and the other removes it.
Not usually. Photo EXIF Util does both. EXIF Metadata Viewer is a smaller, right-click-only choice with a shorter permission list and no site access. Pick it if you only want a quick look and prefer to grant less. Choose the viewer for checking only, and Photo EXIF Util if you also want to clean a photo.
We can say what each asks for. Simple Image Converter asks for contextMenus, downloads, clipboardWrite, storage, scripting, offscreen and all-sites access. Photo EXIF Util asks for contextMenus, sidePanel, storage and all-sites access. EXIF Metadata Viewer asks for activeTab, contextMenus and scripting. Read each prompt.
Keep your original files. Convert or strip a copy, and share the copy. Photo EXIF Util is young, so check its GitHub page for recent updates before you rely on it. Looking for other tools that work on what is on screen? See our screenshot tools and color pickers.
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