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Image Metadata Remover

Strip the hidden details from your photos before you share them — EXIF camera data, GPS coordinates and more, all wiped clean.

Clean your images

Add photos, pick your format and quality, and every hidden data block is removed in one pass.

Add images

Drag & drop images here

JPG, PNG or WebP · many at once · up to 20 MB each

Output settings

Re-encoding in a different format also strips metadata — handy for sharing.

92%

Used for JPEG/WebP output. 92% looks great and keeps files lean.

Longest edge (px). Files are scaled down while keeping proportions.

Keyboard: Ctrl + Enter cleans · Esc clears everything.

    How it works

    1. Add your photos

      Drag and drop JPG, PNG or WebP images, or browse to select them.

    2. Pick output settings

      Choose a format and quality — or keep it all the same and let the tool just clean the file.

    3. Strip & download

      Hit "Strip & download". Each image is re-encoded without any hidden metadata, so nothing private leaks.

    Frequently asked questions

    What metadata does this remove?

    Anything embedded that isn't the pixels themselves — the camera you used, lens settings, dates, GPS coordinates, software notes and thumbnails. All of it is dropped during re-encoding.

    Will my photos lose quality?

    No. The pixels are kept and only the extra data is discarded. At the default 92% quality the image looks identical to the original.

    How do I check the result?

    Download the cleaned copy of your own test photo, then open it in any photo viewer — GPS and camera info are gone. On Windows, right-click the file and open Properties > Details to see the empty fields.

    Why does PNG lose more size than JPEG?

    PNG files sometimes embed long metadata or color profiles, which this tool removes. The visible part stays exactly the same — you're only trimming the fat.

    Are my photos uploaded?

    Never. Everything happens locally in your browser, so the images you clean never leave your device.