Strip Image Metadata
Remove EXIF, GPS, camera info, and hidden metadata from your photos. Free, private, processed entirely in your browser.
100% Private
Everything happens in your browser — images never leave your device
Instant Processing
Metadata is stripped in milliseconds
Multiple Formats
JPG, PNG, WebP — strip metadata from any image
What Gets Stripped?
When you strip metadata from an image, all of the following hidden data is removed:
- 📍 GPS Location Data
- 📷 Camera Make & Model
- 📅 Date & Time Taken
- 💻 Software Used
- ⚙️ Exposure Settings
- 🔍 Lens Information
- 📝 Copyright & Author
- 🖼️ Thumbnail Preview
- 📊 Color Profile
- 🏷️ Tags & Keywords
Note: The visual quality of your image remains identical — only the hidden metadata is removed.
Why Strip Metadata?
Photos from phones include GPS coordinates — exactly where you took the picture. Strip metadata before sharing to protect your privacy.
Some platforms don't strip metadata. Remove it yourself to avoid sharing camera details, location, or editing history.
EXIF data can add 2-50KB per image. Stripping metadata reduces file size — useful for web optimization.
Remove editing software info, camera settings, and timestamps before sending images to clients or posting online.
How It Works
- Upload your image — drag & drop or click to browse. Supported: JPG, PNG, WebP.
- Review metadata — see what's embedded in your image (file size, type, dimensions).
- Download clean version — click the download button. Metadata is stripped via Canvas API — no trace left behind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tool really free?
Yes — completely free. No registration, no limits, no watermarks. Everything processes in your browser.
Does stripping metadata reduce image quality?
No! The visual quality stays identical. We use Canvas API to re-render the image pixels — only hidden EXIF/metadata is removed.
What image formats are supported?
JPG (JPEG), PNG, and WebP. Most modern browsers support reading and re-encoding these formats.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
Never. All processing happens client-side using JavaScript Canvas API. Your images never leave your device.