EXIF & Image Metadata Remover
Re-encode an image locally to remove common EXIF and embedded metadata.
Processing happens locally in your browser. Your files and inputs are not uploaded to our servers.
How to use EXIF & Image Metadata Remover
- Choose an image and inspect detected metadata.
- Select output format and quality, then remove metadata.
- Review the clean-file comparison and download the result.
What EXIF & Image Metadata Remover does
Re-encoding an image through a clean canvas removes common attached metadata because the new file is created from decoded pixels rather than copied file segments.
Examples
- Create a shareable photo copy without detected GPS tags.
- Compare metadata detected before and after cleaning.
- Choose JPEG, PNG, or WebP for the cleaned output.
Frequently asked questions
Is my input uploaded?
No. This tool processes its input locally in your browser. Normal page requests do not include the contents you enter or select.
Does this remove every possible hidden data structure?
It removes common metadata by re-encoding visible pixels, but no browser tool can guarantee removal of every proprietary steganographic or format-specific payload.
Will it work in every browser?
The tool uses modern browser APIs. Current Chromium, Firefox, and Safari releases provide the best support; the page displays a clear error when a required capability is unavailable.