EXIF Remover
Create a re-encoded sharing copy in your browser, then recheck the downloaded file for metadata you do not want to share.
Initializing the tool… Tool ready
Wait for the controls to become available before choosing or dropping files. If this takes too long, check your connection or script blocker and reload.
You can now select files or run checks. Your files are not selected or processed automatically.
Drop your images here
or click to browse
JPEG, PNG, WebP
Local limits: 20 input files, 30 MiB per input or output, 150 MiB for originals and copies together, and 40 megapixels per re-encode. Pixel checks occur after browser decoding, not as a hard decoding-memory limit. Clear or leave the page to release previews; immediate memory reclamation is not guaranteed.
Clean a copy, then check the download
Use JPEG, PNG or WebP and keep the original. The tool creates a new image in your browser without uploading the photo for processing. The removal count compares fields readable before and after processing; it is not proof that every possible metadata field was removed. Reopen the downloaded file in the viewer and inspect orientation, color, quality and any remaining sensitive values.
A service may return different files for a post, a photo attachment, a document or an original download. Test the route you actually use rather than assuming an app strips everything. Local processing and metadata removal do not hide faces, signs, reflections, filenames or account details, and do not guarantee device security or anonymity.
This tool decodes the photo and creates a new image in your browser. It does not copy the original EXIF metadata. JPEG and WebP are re-encoded: even at 100% quality, the output is not a lossless copy. Keep your original file.
Local limits: 20 input files, 30 MiB per input or output, 150 MiB for originals and copies together, and 40 megapixels per re-encode. Pixel checks occur after browser decoding, not as a hard decoding-memory limit. Clear or leave the page to release previews; immediate memory reclamation is not guaranteed.
What changes in the downloaded file?
JPEG, PNG and WebP are the supported input formats. HEIC, TIFF, RAW and animated images are not supported here. PNG keeps transparency; the quality slider applies to JPEG and WebP. The browser applies the photo's display orientation before export.
- Open the original in EXIF Viewer and note any GPS coordinates, camera identifiers and capture time.
- Clean a copy, download it, then open that downloaded file in EXIF Viewer. Check that the sensitive fields are absent and that the image still looks right.
- Inspect visible details too: faces, street signs, reflections and the filename can still identify someone. Removing metadata does not anonymize the image itself.