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EXIF & Metadata Remover

Strip GPS, camera details, and AI-generation prompts from images entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Every image is redrawn pixel-by-pixel onto a blank canvas and re-exported as a new file, so metadata is discarded by construction, not by trying to recognize every possible tag.

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Images uploaded
30
Max per batch
3
Formats supported
100%
Runs in your browser
Metadata stripperRuns locally
100% private: everything happens in your browser. Your images are never uploaded anywhere.

Need a smaller file or another format? Convert to AVIF or WebP with the Image Converter, which removes metadata too.

Drop images here, or click to select
JPEG, PNG, WebP · up to 30 at once

How it works

1

Drop or select images

JPEG, PNG, or WebP, up to 30 at once, straight from your device.

2

We redraw every pixel

Each image decodes onto a blank canvas and re-exports as a new file, discarding EXIF, ICC profiles, and embedded text by construction.

3

Download the cleaned files

One at a time, or as a single ZIP once more than one image is done.

Questions

No. Everything - the metadata scan and the pixel re-encode - runs in your browser tab. The files never leave your device.

Yes. Tools like Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI often embed your prompt, seed, and model name as PNG text chunks; since every image is redrawn from raw pixels, that data doesn't survive the re-encode.

No. The EXIF orientation tag is read once before stripping and baked into the pixels, so a portrait photo stays upright even though the tag itself is removed.

Up to 30 images per batch, JPEG, PNG, or WebP only.

It's a best-effort scan for display purposes only. The actual removal is guaranteed by the canvas re-encode regardless of what the preview does or doesn't detect.

Yes, with the image converter, which resizes and compresses to WebP or AVIF. For Office and PDF files, the document hidden data remover strips names, comments and tracked changes.

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