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Extract and view XMP metadata from images including Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Creative Cloud information
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Fill in the form, run the tool, and review the result in one place.
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Extract and inspect Adobe XMP (Extensible Metadata Platform) data embedded within your image files. View detailed editing history, Lightroom develop settings, camera profiles, and optional raw XML blocks in clean, structured JSON.
Background
A photographer needs to confirm the exact exposure adjustments and color profiles applied to a finalized TIFF delivery.
Problem
Verify develop parameters without launching resource-intensive editing suites.
How to use
Upload the exported TIFF file and run the extractor with default settings.
Outcome
Quickly inspects exposure, white balance, tone curve, and lens profile data in structured JSON format.
Background
An engineer is integrating an automated image ingest workflow and needs to confirm that custom XML namespaces are preserved in WebP files.
Problem
Inspect the raw unparsed XMP packet to ensure custom schema tags survived format conversion.
How to use
Upload the WebP image and enable the 'Include Raw XML' toggle.
{
"includeRawXML": true
}Outcome
The extractor supports JPEG, JPG, TIFF, PNG, WEBP, HEIF, and AVIF files up to 50MB in size.
XMP (Extensible Metadata Platform) is an ISO standard created by Adobe to store standardized and custom metadata inside digital files.
Yes, check the 'Include Raw XML' option before extracting to include the raw XML string in the JSON output.
Depending on how the image was saved, you can retrieve Lightroom develop settings, Photoshop document history, creator credits, and color space information.
No, the tool reads metadata in a non-destructive manner and never modifies or re-encodes your original file.
Receives both parsed keys and the full raw XML block to validate proprietary namespace tags.