EXIF Metadata Remover

Inspect and remove common photo metadata such as GPS location, camera information, date/time and editing tags before sharing an image.

✓ Privacy-focused ✓ Browser-side ✓ Before / after details ✓ Batch cleanup

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JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, BMP or SVG

Remove EXIF and photo metadata online

Image metadata can contain details such as camera make/model, capture time and GPS coordinates. Re-encoding an image through a browser canvas provides a practical way to create a fresh image file without carrying the original EXIF block.

Privacy note

The normal workflow processes the image locally in your browser. No upload is required for the cleanup operation.

Metadata & Color

About Metadata Remover

Create a new image export that leaves common embedded metadata behind. Check metadata first, then export a cleaner copy for sharing outside your private archive.

How the browser tool works

The tool inspects metadata where supported and writes a separate image from its decoded pixels. The new encoded file may differ in color and size; confirm removal with an independent viewer for sensitive uses. Files are processed in the browser workspace; compare the preview and the actual downloaded result.

How to use it

  1. Choose a supported source file in the workspace above.
  2. Adjust the available options and inspect the preview or settings.
  3. Process the image and examine the downloaded file at its intended size before publishing.

Limits and privacy

This process does not anonymize the visible content of a photograph.

The workspace works locally in your browser; selected source images are not sent to this site's application server. Some features load third-party code from a CDN, and large images may run out of device memory. Keep a backup of your original.

Questions about Metadata Remover

Is the original file overwritten?

No. A new download is created; the source on your device remains unchanged.

Does it change my source file?

No. The browser creates a separate result for download. Keep the original if you may need another adjustment.