From the header I can already tell:

• Format: PNG
• Bit depth: 8
• Color type: 6 (RGBA – red/green/blue + alpha)
• Width looks like 0x012C = 300 px (the IHDR shows \x00\x00\x01\x2C right after IHDR). Height is there too, but the pasted text mangles the exact bytes; I can read it precisely if I get the original bytes.

If you want me to reconstruct / preview / extract metadata from the image, please send the actual bytes:

Easiest: upload the .png file directly here.
Or paste it as Base64 (not the raw binary dump). For example:

• macOS / Linux: base64 -w0 yourimage.png
• Windows PowerShell: [Convert]::ToBase64String([IO.File]::ReadAllBytes("yourimage.png"))

Paste that Base64 text and I’ll decode it and show the image, plus give you a clean metadata report (dimensions, color model, DPI if present, etc.).

Here’s what I pulled from your uploaded PNG file:

• Format: PNG
• Mode: RGBA (red, green, blue + alpha transparency)
• Dimensions: 300 × 225 pixels
• DPI: ~96 × 96 (screen resolution standard)

So it’s a relatively small raster image with full transparency support, optimized for screen display.

Would you like me to also generate a Base64 string for embedding on a webpage, or a lossless conversion (e.g., to SVG or high-res PDF) so you can use it more flexibly?

from PIL import Image
import os

# Path to uploaded file
file_path = "/mnt/data/5c942213-9c2f-42bd-a5b3-1145857204e2.png"

# Open the image and extract metadata
with Image.open(file_path) as img:
    img_info = {
        "format": img.format,
        "mode": img.mode,
        "size": img.size,  # (width, height)
        "info": img.info
    }

img_info

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