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Strip EXIF, GPS and other metadata by re-encoding — verified clean, in your browser.
Re-encodes an image to drop EXIF, GPS and other metadata, producing a clean file.
Removes all metadata rather than editing individual fields.
JPG flattens transparency onto a colour; PNG/WebP keep it only when the source has an alpha channel.
Decoding, re-encoding and verification all happen in your browser.
Remove EXIF Metadata strips embedded metadata from an image by re-encoding it on a browser canvas, which drops the EXIF, GPS and other metadata blocks. It removes all metadata rather than editing individual fields, producing a clean output file.
It parses the source first to report whether EXIF and GPS data were present, then re-reads the output to confirm that no EXIF or GPS markers remain and reports it as verified clean.
Choose JPG, PNG, WebP or keep the source format where possible. JPG flattens transparency onto a background colour, and animated GIFs are processed as a single still frame.
Re-encoding drops EXIF, GPS and other metadata blocks in one step.
Reports what was present and confirms no EXIF or GPS remains in the output.
Output as JPG, PNG, WebP, or keep the source format where possible.
The image is processed in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Remove camera, software and GPS tags before posting.
Hand off images without embedded metadata.
Strip identifying EXIF fields from photos.
Re-encode to a chosen format while removing metadata.
It removes all embedded metadata. Re-encoding the image drops the EXIF, GPS and other blocks together rather than editing individual fields; the result reports what was present in the source.
Yes. It parses the source for EXIF and GPS, then re-reads the output and checks that no EXIF or GPS markers remain, reporting the output as verified clean when none are found.
If the source has transparency, choose PNG or WebP to preserve it. JPG output flattens transparent areas onto the background colour you select.
It is processed as a single still frame on the canvas; the animation is not preserved in the cleaned output.
No. The image is decoded, re-encoded and verified entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
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