EXIF Metadata Cleaner

Files never leave your device

What is EXIF Metadata Cleaner

Photos from phones and cameras carry hidden metadata: GPS coordinates, the exact date and time, camera model, serial numbers and sometimes your name or the software you used. This cleaner removes all of it. For JPEG and PNG the metadata blocks are cut out directly, so the pixels are never recompressed and the image quality is identical. Everything happens in your browser, so the photo is never uploaded anywhere.

How to use

  1. Drop an image onto the box, or click to pick a file.
  2. The tool strips the EXIF, GPS and other metadata instantly.
  3. Check the before and after size, then download the cleaned image.

When to use it

About to post a photo taken at home? Drop it here first and the GPS coordinates, camera serial number and timestamp are gone before it ever leaves your device. It is the quick habit that stops a holiday snap or a marketplace listing from quietly revealing where you live.

Frequently asked questions

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. All processing runs locally in your browser with JavaScript. The image never leaves your device.

Does cleaning reduce the image quality?

For JPEG and PNG, no. The metadata is cut out at the byte level and the pixel data is left untouched, so quality is identical. Other formats (like WebP) are re-encoded, which can very slightly change them.

What metadata gets removed?

EXIF (camera, GPS, date, settings), XMP, IPTC and any embedded comments for JPEG. For PNG, text chunks and the eXIf chunk. In short, everything personal or identifying.

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