Metadata & privacy
See and strip the EXIF, GPS and other metadata hidden inside your images, losslessly.
2 free tools, all local
What your images say about you
Photos from cameras and phones carry EXIF metadata: the device, the settings, the timestamp, and often the GPS coordinates of where the shutter pressed. It rides along silently with every copy of the file, through email attachments, cloud shares and file transfers.
These tools make the invisible visible, then remove it. The viewer parses metadata locally and highlights exactly what your image reveals; the remover strips EXIF, GPS, XMP and IPTC at the byte level, without re-encoding, so the pixels come out untouched.
Frequently asked questions
Does removing metadata affect image quality?
Not here: the remover deletes metadata segments from the file structure and copies the image data through untouched, so every pixel is identical. Tools that re-save your image through an editor degrade it slightly instead.
When should I strip metadata?
Before sharing photos broadly: email attachments, file shares, marketplaces, forums, dating apps. Social platforms mostly strip it themselves, but email and direct file transfers do not. When in doubt, strip and check.
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How it works
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Pick a tool
Choose what you need. Every tool works the same simple way.
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Process in your browser
Files are processed locally on your device whenever technically possible.
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Download the result
Get your file immediately. Nothing is stored anywhere.
Your files stay yours
Unlike most online image tools, this tool processes your images directly in your browser. The file is never uploaded to a server, never stored, and never seen by anyone but you.
Read the details in our privacy policy.
Processed locally
The AI model runs on your device. Your image never travels over the network.
Nothing stored
We keep no copies of your images. There is nothing to leak, sell, or lose.
No account needed
No signup, no email, no limits to unlock. Open the tool and use it.
No watermarks
Your result is exactly your image: clean, full quality, full resolution.