Goodhue — EXIF Viewer, XMP Data & Lightroom Preset Extractor

See the EXIF data behind any photo, then send its look straight to Lightroom. Goodhue is a free EXIF viewer and XMP data inspector for photographers. Browse any website and instantly see which images carry camera settings and editing metadata — then extract that color data into Adobe Lightroom Classic as a ready-to-apply preset with one click. 🔍 View EXIF data on any image - Camera make and model, lens, focal length, shutter speed, aperture, and ISO - Works on JPEG, PNG, WebP, and other formats as you browse - Instant on-page notice: ✅ This image likely contains EXIF data - Quick View mode: a green border or badge on hover marks images with metadata — no clicks needed 🎨 Inspect XMP color data; the editing recipe inside the photo - See the full develop settings embedded in an image: tone, contrast, HSL, color grading wheels, tone curves, split toning, grain, and more - A visual color bar shows how much color data an image carries at a glance - Beautiful visual breakdown of every slider, like opening the photo in the Develop module without leaving your browser ⚡ Extract a Lightroom preset from any photo with XMP data - One click sends an image's complete color recipe to Adobe Lightroom Classic through the free Goodhue Lightroom plugin - Copy the exact edit settings behind a look you love and apply them to your own photos - Choose how presets land: Adaptive, Fresh, or - Fresh + Auto apply modes for consistent results across a whole shoot 🧪 AI Lab — coming soon No XMP data in the image? Join the waitlist for AI Lab, which synthesizes a recipe from the closest real looks. Free to use. Create a free account to send looks to Lightroom; upgrade for unlimited extractions. Note: some images indicate color data that Lightroom cannot fully read; file formats and data structures vary. Metadata shown is publicly accessible information embedded in the image file by its creator. Learn more at www.goodhue.io Privacy Policy: goodhue.io/privacy-policy · Content owners can request removal at app.goodhue.io/takedown