So I had this Google Chrome's extension called Send to Jeffrey's Exif Viewer that allowed users to right-click an image and quickly check the Exif information using Jeffrey Friedl's Exif viewer. It was simple and worked ok.

Problem is, Jeffrey added a reCaptcha to his viewer, rendering my extension useless, so I decided to create my own exif (metadata) viewer. And here it is.

This image metadata viewer uses:

• Python 2.7
• Bottle web framework
• Jinja2 template engine
• And more importantly, Phil Harvey's ExifTool to get the metadata.

At the end of the day, this app is just a simple web front-end for exiftool.

This app is currently deployed on Heroku: http://metadataviewer.herokuapp.com. If you want to deploy it privately or something like that, just fetch the code and run main.py. It will start listening at port 5000.