HDR Metadata Viewer & Editor
Edit support coming soon
Editing metadata is not yet supported. Stay tuned for updates!
What is hdr?
About HDR
High Dynamic Range Image (.hdr, .rgbe) is a popular image format known for its preserves detailed lighting and high color precision for HDR applications. HDR is a specialized format designed for high dynamic range imaging, commonly used in 3D rendering and lighting maps. Use re;file labs to view hdr images directly in your browser without any uploads or data sent to external servers.
Frequently Asked Questions
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re;file labs is built to prioritize privacy. All metadata viewing and editing occur locally within your browser, thanks to WebAssembly (WASM) technology. This means your files and metadata never leave your device, as no data is sent to external servers. Everything happens securely on your device, maintaining complete data confidentiality.
With re;file labs, you can view and edit various metadata attributes, including EXIF data such as camera settings, location information, author details, copyright information, and more. It provides a comprehensive way to manage image metadata effectively.
Yes! re;file labs allows you to selectively remove metadata from images, which can be useful for privacy purposes or to reduce file size. This feature ensures you have complete control over what data is retained or removed from your files.
Rust offers high security and performance, making it ideal for metadata processing. WebAssembly (WASM) enables Rust code to run directly in the browser, achieving near-native speeds and full sandboxing. This secure and efficient setup ensures metadata is handled locally without compromising privacy or performance.
No, re;file labs does not store any metadata or image files on external servers. All processing is done locally on your device. Once the tool is loaded in your browser, you can continue working with it offline without any data retention concerns.
Currently, re;file labs is optimized for single-file metadata management. Bulk metadata editing may be available in future updates, allowing you to handle multiple files efficiently and consistently.
Yes, re;file labs functions offline once loaded in your browser. All metadata viewing and editing happens directly on your device without requiring an internet connection, making it convenient for on-the-go use.
re;file labs offers a unique, browser-based solution that uses WebAssembly and Rust for secure, high-performance processing. Unlike many tools that require uploads to external servers, re;file labs performs all operations locally, ensuring that your metadata stays private.