Drop images here
Ready.
Cleaner settings
Choose output format and quality before cleaning metadata.
- Canvas export usually strips EXIF and GPS metadata.
- Re-encoding may change file size or visual quality.
- Use ZIP download when cleaning many images.
Cleaned results
Cleaned images will appear here.
What is this EXIF stripper?
EXIF Stripper reads photo metadata locally, highlights privacy risks such as GPS, camera model, time and software, then re-encodes images to download cleaned copies.
Photos and metadata stay in your browser. The tool does not upload files, call an API or store images on the server.
Features
- View EXIF and container metadata before sharing photos
- Highlight GPS, camera, time and software privacy risks
- Batch process JPG, PNG and WebP images
- Strip metadata by local Canvas re-encoding
- Download single cleaned images or a ZIP package
How to use
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Add photos
Select or drag one or more photos into the tool.
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Review metadata
Check detected GPS, camera, date, software and container metadata for each file.
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Strip privacy data
Choose output format and quality, then clean all images locally.
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Download cleaned files
Download each cleaned image or export all cleaned images as a ZIP.
FAQ
Does this show GPS data?
For JPEG photos with readable EXIF GPS tags, the tool shows the coordinates and marks them as a privacy risk.
How does stripping work?
The browser decodes the image pixels to Canvas and exports a new image file, which removes common EXIF and metadata blocks.
Are photos uploaded?
No. Metadata reading, cleaning and ZIP creation all happen in your browser.
Is every private metadata block guaranteed removed?
Canvas re-encoding removes common metadata in browser exports, but unusual proprietary metadata should still be checked for high-risk workflows.