VIDEO
Video Metadata Viewer
Read the basic properties your browser can detect, including file type, size, duration and frame dimensions. Metadata is read locally.
Video Metadata Viewer
Media stays on your device while the browser prepares the result.
Video edits are re-encoded by your browser, so export formats and speed vary by device. Keep the original until you have checked the downloaded result.
HOW IT WORKS
Video Metadata Viewer in three steps
- Choose your input.Select a file, type your content or enter image dimensions.
- Adjust the options.Pick the format, size or quality that fits your task.
- Download or copy.Check the result, then save it to your device.
PRACTICAL NOTES
Using Video Metadata Viewer
This tool processes the selected media in the browser on your device. Video edits are encoded with the formats available in the current browser, usually WebM; MP4 is offered only when the browser supports MP4 recording.
- The browser reports the local file properties and dimensions when it can decode the selected video.
- Container metadata such as frame rate, codec profile or rotation flags may not be exposed by every browser.
HELP & ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
Does the metadata viewer upload my video?+
No. It reads the local file and asks your browser to load it for playback.
Which details can I see?+
The browser can report the file name, size, MIME type, duration and decoded frame dimensions. Other codec details may not be exposed.
Can the browser read every video file?+
No. Playback depends on the codec as well as the file extension. Try a common MP4 or WebM file if your browser cannot decode the video.