Does the tool upload my images?
No. The selected files are read and processed in this browser. The tool does not send the image contents, filenames or detected metadata to a conversion server, analytics service or map service.
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Inspect EXIF, GPS and other privacy metadata, then remove it from up to 10 JPG, PNG or WebP images in your browser without uploading the files.
Your images stay in this browser. Files, file names and detected metadata are not uploaded to a server.
Drop JPG, PNG or WebP images here
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Up to 10 files · 20 MB each · 60 MB combined. Output is limited to 100 MB per batch. Images are cleaned by file size, without a pixel limit.
JPG, PNG, APNG, WebP and animated WebP are supported. Enhanced or multi-image JPEGs such as MPO, Ultra HDR gain-map files and JPEGs with JUMBF/C2PA data are rejected to avoid changing their enhanced appearance or provenance without warning.
Choose images to inspect their metadata.
Each result is parsed again in this browser. A download is only offered when privacy metadata is absent and dimensions, animation and orientation still match.
Image metadata is information stored beside the encoded picture, such as GPS coordinates, capture time, camera details, author fields, comments and editing software. This tool shows the supported privacy metadata it detects, removes it inside your browser and reparses the result before download. It does not send the image, filename or detected values to a server or map service.
No. The selected files are read and processed in this browser. The tool does not send the image contents, filenames or detected metadata to a conversion server, analytics service or map service.
It removes supported GPS, camera, device, date, author, copyright, software and description fields, alongside XMP, IPTC/Photoshop data, comments and removable text metadata. The result is reparsed to verify that these supported privacy structures are absent.
No image or animation frame is decoded and re-encoded. The tool copies the encoded payloads byte-for-byte, so it does not introduce another round of JPEG or WebP compression.
Orientation tells an app how to rotate or mirror the encoded pixels, while an ICC profile describes how colours should display. The tool may retain a minimal orientation instruction and the original colour profile to avoid changing the visible image.
After creating each result, the tool parses it again. Download is enabled only when the supported privacy metadata count is zero and any retained orientation or colour data matches the stated policy.
Yes, when the input is a valid supported file. Animation chunks, frames, timing and loop data are copied rather than decoded. The tool rejects malformed animation containers instead of saving an uncertain result.
No such claim is made. JPEG files with detected APP11/JUMBF or C2PA-like structures are rejected. The tool does not test for steganography, invisible watermarks or every proprietary provenance system.
Metadata cleaning addresses the supported hidden fields only. The pixels and filename may still reveal a face, address, document, location or project name, and copies already stored elsewhere are unaffected. Review the result before sharing it.