Raster Inspector & Statistics
Upload a .tif/.tiff file and get an instant summary of what’s actually in it — size, resolution, bands, coordinate reference system, and the value range of each band. A file with two or more bands gets an RGB composite on the map right away; pick a single band and a color ramp below to see that band alone instead, not just read numbers about it.
Private by design. Your file is processed entirely in your browser (Python via WebAssembly) — it’s never uploaded to any server, including ours. Nothing to configure, nothing to trust: the code never gets the chance to see your data.
The code itself isn’t shown here — it’s a fixed, non-editable summary using rasterio underneath. Want to see the same statistics built up step by step, in Python and R? Read First Look at a Raster File.
First run loads the Python engine — expect about a minute. Instant after that, and again each time you come back to this page.
This is the first tool in the Raster family. Read the companion article for the same statistics in Python and R, one cell at a time — then try the Raster Calculator to combine two of a file’s bands into a computed result, or the Raster Gap Filler if one of those bands has real holes (NoData cells) another band could help fill.