XMP Metadata Checker
Inspect XML packets, Dublin Core schemas, AI prompt strings, model parameters, and editing histories embedded in your images.
Drop your image here to check AI metadata
Drag & drop a JPG, PNG, or WebP file (or up to 30 images for batch checking), or click to browse.
Why Inspect XMP Metadata?
XMP is one of the most expressive metadata formats in modern media. While EXIF handles basic hardware information, XMP can carry full text prompts, generative model tags, creator emails, and multi-step revision histories.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is XMP metadata?
XMP (Extensible Metadata Platform) is an XML-based metadata standard established by Adobe. It allows image editing and generative AI applications to store structured namespaces, history logs, copyright terms, and generation parameters directly in image files.
How do generative AI tools utilize XMP?
Many generative AI tools and desktop creative suites (such as Adobe Firefly and Photoshop) serialize prompt descriptions, model version strings, and generative seeds inside XMP schemas like Dublin Core (dc:description) or proprietary vendor blocks.
What is the difference between XMP and EXIF?
EXIF was designed for camera hardware (shutter speed, ISO, aperture, camera serials), while XMP was designed for extensible software descriptions, editing workflows, and Dublin Core document metadata.
Can I strip XMP metadata without affecting my image quality?
Yes. Our in-browser cleaner strips the XMP XML segment from the container header losslessly without re-encoding your image pixels.
Can XMP metadata store information from multiple editing applications simultaneously?
Yes. Because XMP uses extensible XML namespaces (such as xmp:, photoshop:, crs:, and dc:), multiple editing applications and generative engines can append separate blocks of metadata into the same file without overwriting existing entries.