JPG and JPEG conversion
The tool’s page identifies JPG/JPEG as its input formats.
Review the Meta Ray-Ban Photo Converter GitHub Pages tool for resizing JPG/JPEG photos, editing EXIF metadata, and saving a converted image.
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How the page works
Open the /metarayban/ page, choose a supported JPG or JPEG photo, and review the available conversion and save controls. The project describes resizing and orientation handling before writing selected metadata. The site also presents Base64 and direct-save options. Check the output yourself before using it in another app. What can it do? JPG and JPEG conversion The tool’s page identifies JPG/JPEG as its input formats. Portrait-size output The project describes resizing to 3024 × 4032 pixels and handling image orientation. EXIF and save options The interface offers metadata editing, Base64 output, and a direct image-save path. Use cases The converter is intended for preparing a photo file with dimensions and metadata recognized by a particular Ray-Ban Meta workflow. The repository says processing is performed in the browser and that images are not uploaded to its server; this is a project claim, not an independently audited privacy guarantee. Avoid uploading sensitive images unless you are comfortable with the site and browser environment.
Limitations and notes
EXIF fields can be edited, but metadata alone cannot prove where or how an image was captured. Do not present a converted file as independently authenticated or original camera provenance. The root URL provided is not the working app route; use /metarayban/. Supported inputs and current behavior may change with the project. Frequently asked questions Why is the listed URL /metarayban/? The supplied GitHub Pages root returns 404; the active app is published at that path. Which image types are listed? JPG and JPEG. Does EXIF prove a photo is authentic? No. Metadata can be changed and does not independently establish provenance.
What can it do?
Portrait-size output
The project describes resizing to 3024 × 4032 pixels and handling image orientation.
EXIF and save options
The interface offers metadata editing, Base64 output, and a direct image-save path. Use cases The converter is intended for preparing a photo file with dimensions and metadata recognized by a particular Ray-Ban Meta workflow. The repository says processing is performed in the browser and that images are not uploaded to its server; this is a project claim, not an independently audited privacy guarantee. Avoid uploading sensitive images unless you are comfortable with the site and browser environment. Limitations and notes EXIF fields can be edited, but metadata alone cannot prove where or how an image was captured. Do not present a converted file as independently authenticated or original camera provenance. The root URL provided is not the working app route; use /metarayban/. Supported inputs and current behavior may change with the project. Frequently asked questions Why is the listed URL /metarayban/? The supplied GitHub Pages root returns 404; the active app is published at that path. Which image types are listed? JPG and JPEG. Does EXIF prove a photo is authentic? No. Metadata can be changed and does not independently establish provenance.