IPTC Viewer

Parse the Photoshop IRB blocks in a JPEG and read its IPTC caption, keywords and credit fields.

Read IPTC fields

IRB blocks: choose a JPEG to begin
Datasets: —
The APP13 Photoshop resource blocks are decoded locally; your file is never uploaded.

How to use the IPTC Viewer

  1. Choose a JPEG that was saved from Photoshop or another IPTC-aware editor.
  2. The tool walks the APP13 segment and lists every 8BIM resource block it finds.
  3. Read the caption, keywords, byline, credit and copyright fields from the table.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online iptc viewer.

Choose the JPEG and the tool lists its APP13 IRB blocks, showing the caption and every other IPTC dataset in a table.
It is a metadata standard used by news and stock libraries for captions, keywords, credit lines and copyright notices.
Inside the APP13 segment, packaged as a Photoshop image resource block with the identifier 8BIM.
They identify each field, so 2:120 is the caption and 2:116 is the copyright notice.
No. The segment bytes are scanned in your browser and nothing leaves your device.
Many editors and social platforms remove APP13 on export, so only files saved from an IPTC-aware editor keep it.
No. This tool only reads the fields, but you can see exactly what is stored before deciding what to change.
No. This viewer reads the JPEG APP13 segment, so convert the file to JPEG first.
Yes. The viewer is fully responsive and works in the browser on phones, tablets and desktops.

Last updated: October 10, 2026