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from PIL import Image

# Open the screenshot

img = Image.open("screenshot.png")

print(f"Format: {img.format}")

print(f"Size (Dimensions): {img.size}")

print(f"Color Mode: {img.mode}")

# View embedded metadata dictionary if available

print(img.info)

Brand	Type / Variant	Size & Weight	Content per Pack	Estimated Price (IDR)
SUN Indonesia	Beautiful Selfie / NG Glossy	3R / A6 (240 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 5,300 - IDR 7,500
Joyko	Glossy Photo Paper (GSP)	4R (200 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 7,200 - IDR 10,000
SUN Indonesia	Action / Ultra White	A4 (210 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 19,800 - IDR 21,900
Blueprint	Lite Glossy Photo Paper	A4 (210 / 230 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 14,200 - IDR 21,000
V-Tec	Glossy Photo Paper	A4 (210 / 230 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 15,200 - IDR 22,900
Combo	Glossy Photo Paper	A4 (210 / 230 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 14,200 - IDR 15,500
Blueprint	Regular Glossy Paper	A4 (230 / 260 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 29,500 - IDR 69,000
E-Print	Double Side Glossy Paper	A4 (150 / 230 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 33,750 - IDR 45,600
SUN Indonesia	Premium Glossy Paper	Folio / F4 (120 - 240 gsm)	20 - 50 Sheets	IDR 18,500 - IDR 35,700
Grakitec	Premium Glossy Paper	A3 / A3+ (200 - 260 gsm)	20 Sheets	IDR 31,290 - IDR 45,000

*Note: Prices above represent general retail and e-commerce estimates in Indonesia and are subject to change depending on the store, region, and active promotions.

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Assuming you want to know how to extract metadata from a screenshot of a webpage (or how metadata works in this context), here is a complete, practical guide.

Because text-based chat interfaces cannot directly process local image files unless you upload them to the chat, I will outline the exact steps and tools you can use to extract this metadata instantly.

What Metadata Exists in a Webpage Screenshot?

Unlike a direct HTML file, a screenshot (PNG, JPEG, WebP) is a flat image file. Its metadata typically includes:

• Technical Data: File size, resolution (dimensions in pixels), color space (sRGB), and image format.
• Device/Software Info: The tool used to take the screenshot (e.g., Snipping Tool, macOS Screenshot app, Photoshop) and sometimes the operating system.
• Timestamps: Date and time the screenshot file was created or modified.
• Missing Data: Unlike photos taken with a smartphone, screenshots usually do not contain GPS location data, camera aperture, or shutter speed. They also do not contain the webpage's original URL or HTML metadata unless embedded manually.

How to Extract the Metadata

You can extract this information using several quick methods depending on your device:

1. Using Your Operating System (No extra tools needed)

Windows:

• Right-click the screenshot image file and select Properties.
• Go to the Details tab. Here you will see dimensions, bit depth, resolution, and sometimes the program name.

Mac:

• Right-click (or Control-click) the image and select Get Info (or press Cmd + I).
• Expand the More Info section to see dimensions, file size, and creation date.

2. Using Free Online Metadata Viewers

If you need to inspect deeper EXIF or file data (or if you want to test it right now):

TheExifToolMeta or Jeffrey’s Image Metadata Viewer: Upload the image to view every embedded data tag available in the file.

Web-based PNG/JPEG inspectors: Drag and drop the file into a browser-based tool to read the raw header chunks.

3. Using Python (For Programmatic Extraction)

If you are writing a script to process multiple screenshots, you can use Python with the Pillow library:

from PIL import Image

# Open the screenshot

img = Image.open("screenshot.png")

print(f"Format: {img.format}")

print(f"Size (Dimensions): {img.size}")

print(f"Color Mode: {img.mode}")

# View embedded metadata dictionary if available

print(img.info)

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Would you like help analyzing the specific metadata of an image if you upload it here in the chat?

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