EXIF Analyzer

Forensic Metadata Report for Legal Defense. Analyzes image metadata to determine if a file is an original or a derivative work. Generates a court-ready PDF report to challenge a claimant's authorship in dispute.
Ideal for: Lawyers and defendants who have received a copyright claim and need technical evidence to counter it.

Features

Extracts all metadata from an image, determining whether the image is an original digital negative or material sourced from the web.

A claimant or photographer can prove ownership of the original without transferring the source file itself. This eliminates the risk of losing copyright and ensures data security.

The service identifies the camera model, lens, or software used to create the image, allowing the extracted data to be compared with the declared information.

Generates an expert conclusion formatted in accordance with judicial practice requirements.

How To Use

The EXIF Analyzer service is powerful software that performs in-depth EXIF analysis of images and produces a technical report with detailed explanations. The service is capable of identifying the original digital negative, thereby confirming the claimant’s authorship, or, conversely, indicating that the authorship claims are unfounded.

It is 100% safe for analysis: the service does not store the analyzed files in the system. It is indispensable for copyright-related court disputes.

Report examples:
With confirmed authorship
With unconfirmed authorship

To analyze an image, drag and drop the desired file and click the Analyze button.

Wait for the analysis to finish without leaving the page. Receive a full image analysis, including both key and secondary parameters.

Be sure to download the PDF report by clicking the Download PDF Report button.

If you need to analyze another image, refresh the page using the Refresh page button.