Read Existing Image SEO & Tags
Extracts binary EXIF, IPTC-IIM (8BIM), Adobe XMP, GPS & PNG chunks and scores SEO health.
Add / Edit All SEO & Geo Details
Edit Alt Text, Title, Caption, Keywords, Author, Copyright, License URL (Google Badge), and GPS Coordinates.
Export as WebP / AVIF / JPG / PNG Keeping Tags
Re-muxes binary VP8X + EXIF + XMP into WebP (or JPEG/PNG/AVIF) so tags are never stripped by canvas conversion.
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Supports JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP & SVG • Single or Batch Upload • 100% Private in Browser
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Ready to Inspect, Tag & Convert Your Images
Standard browser converters (canvas.toBlob) strip all EXIF, IPTC, and XMP metadata when converting to WebP.
This tool includes a custom Binary RIFF/VP8X, APP1/APP13, and PNG Chunk Muxer that reads your existing metadata and injects your updated SEO tags directly into the exported file.
1 SEO Audit & Tag Reader
Analyzing Metadata...
Live score updates as you add SEO tags in Step 2.
Source Image Raw Binary Tags
0 raw tags read2 Add & Edit SEO Metadata
3 Export & Keep SEO Tags
ReadyHTML5 <picture> & Alt Tag Snippet
Serves AVIF & WebP for maximum Core Web Vitals (LCP) speed while providing explicit width, height, alt, and figcaption for Google Images.
Google Schema.org/ImageObject JSON-LD
Structured data for Google Search & Google Images (powers the Licensable badge, Creator attribution, and GeoCoordinates).
💡 Is There a Better Format Than WebP for Speed & SEO? (2026 Format Guide)
Expert Recommendation
Short Answer: WebP is the #1 best all-around single format for speed, universal compatibility (99%+ browsers & CMS platforms), and reliable binary metadata (VP8X + EXIF + XMP).
However, AVIF compresses photos 20%–30% smaller than WebP at the same visual quality. For maximum speed and SEO, use WebP as your primary format (or pair AVIF + WebP inside a <picture> tag).
| Format | File Size vs JPEG | Browser & CMS Support | Embedded SEO Metadata Support | Best Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WebP Recommended Primary | 25%–35% smaller | ~99% (All browsers, WordPress, Shopify, Googlebot) | Full Native Support via RIFF VP8X container (EXIF + XMP / IPTC-in-XMP chunks) |
Best default format for fast page speed (LCP) while keeping all EXIF, IPTC, XMP & GPS tags intact. |
| AVIF Smallest File Size | 45%–55% smaller (20% smaller than WebP) | ~95% (Chrome, Safari 16.4+, Firefox, Edge, Googlebot) | Supports XMP & Exif via ISOBMFF boxes, though some older CMS media libraries ignore AVIF metadata on upload. | Best for hero images & high-traffic pages when paired with a WebP fallback in a <picture> element. |
| JPEG XL (JXL) | 35%–50% smaller | Partial (Safari 17+, iOS; limited default Chrome support without flags) | Excellent metadata support, lossless JPEG transcoding | Great archival/photography format, but do not use alone on the web yet due to incomplete browser support. |
| JPEG (JPG) | Baseline (100%) | 100% everywhere | Gold Standard (APP1 EXIF + APP1 XMP + APP13 IPTC-IIM) |
Best when delivering press/media kits, stock photography, or downloading for third-party desktop DAM software. |
| PNG | 200%–400% larger on photos | 100% everywhere | Supports eXIf, iTXt (XML:com.adobe.xmp) & tEXt chunks |
Only use when lossless pixel accuracy is mandatory (logos, UI icons). For transparent web graphics, lossless/alpha WebP is 3× smaller. |