Free Online Analyzers - SEO, EXIF, and Text

Get a structured breakdown with a score and specific fixes, not just raw numbers.

3 tools in this section

View EXIF Data Online - Photo Metadata Viewer

Upload a photo and view its EXIF metadata including camera, GPS location, date, and settings. Free online EXIF data viewer.

Analyze GitHub Repository Statistics Online

View GitHub repo stats including stars, forks, issues, and contributor activity. Free online GitHub repository analyzer.

Analyze Website SEO Online

Analyze any website's on-page SEO and get a score out of 100. Free SEO checker for title tags, meta description, headings, and social tags.

About Analyzers

The three analyzers here look at very different subjects and share one habit: they hand back a structured breakdown rather than a single number. Each takes something you already have, a photo, a page, a repository, and tells you what is in it and what is worth changing.

The EXIF viewer is the one people reach for on privacy grounds. A photo straight off a phone routinely carries the camera model, the exact capture time and, unless location was switched off, the coordinates where it was taken. It reads that metadata in your browser and can save a stripped copy before you post the picture anywhere.

Which One Should You Use?

You have a photo

Use the EXIF data viewer. Review the camera, timestamp and location fields, then save a version with the metadata removed.

You have a URL

Use the SEO analyzer. It scores a page and lists the specific items behind that score, which is more useful while you are working through a page than a grade on its own.

You have a repository

Use the repository stats tool for stars, activity over time and badge markup, when you want a quick read on whether a dependency is still alive.

Common Questions

Does analyzing a photo upload it?

No. The EXIF viewer reads the file in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere. The page and repository analyzers do have to request the public address you give them, because that address is the thing being analyzed.

Can I strip location data before sharing a photo?

Yes. Open it in the EXIF viewer, check what it found, and download the cleaned copy. That is the practical step before posting a picture taken somewhere you would rather not publish.

Full Tool Pages

EXIF Data Viewer GitHub Repo Stats SEO Analyzer

About These Tools

Every tool in this section is free to use on ToolBox, with no account, no signup, and no usage limits. Almost all of them run entirely in your browser, so your files and data never leave your device; the few that have to fetch a page or call a service say so on their own page. Browse the full tool directory for everything else.