
ExifPanel was designed to provide developers and content producers with a powerful yet user-friendly tool for rapidly retrieving and presenting image metadata. It focuses on effectively parsing complex EXIF, IPTC, and XMP data encoded within digital photographs, providing important fields like location, exposure settings, and camera model in a clear, understandable format. This dedication to clarity guarantees quick examination of technical image details without the need for sophisticated desktop software. Anyone may upload a file or paste a URL and quickly and easily access useful metadata because to the interface's quick, simple, and dependable design.
The design and development process focused on accuracy, usability, and performance. The interface was created in Figma with attention to clarity and scalable layout patterns. To guarantee consistent behavior and seamless interactions, the frontend makes use of Next.js, TypeScript, and TailwindCSS. In addition to bespoke parsers that extract and clean metadata, the backend uses a collection of API routes powered by libraries like sharp and exifr to process photos. An API-driven architecture was used to provide features like URL validation, metadata grouping, and safe file handling, leaving space for future enhancements like batch processing and cloud storage support.



