Location can be exact
Some photos contain GPS coordinates. The tool calls those out when common EXIF GPS fields are readable.
Keep the photo.
Lose the baggage.
See common camera, date, location, and editing metadata, then download a fresh pixel-only copy before you share it.
Drop in a photo before you share it
JPG, PNG, or WebP · One image · 30 MB max
Nothing is uploaded—not even for the metadata check.01
See what came along
What I found
Common readable fields and container blocks.
No common metadata fields were found.
Clean-copy settings
The new file is drawn from visible pixels, not copied from the original container.
Same image format
The clean copy keeps the visible image and pixel dimensions. JPG/WebP are re-encoded.
The clean copy keeps the visible image and pixel dimensions. JPG/WebP are re-encoded.
Worth knowing
Metadata is not the whole privacy story.
Pixels can still talk
A street sign, face, screen, or reflection may reveal more than metadata ever could.
Clean means a new copy
The download is rebuilt from visible pixels so original EXIF, XMP, comments, and other container blocks are not carried over.
Straight answers
Metadata questions.
What metadata can this show?
It checks common EXIF camera, software, date, orientation, and GPS fields, plus common XMP, ICC, comment, and text blocks.
Will the clean copy look identical?
PNG is exported losslessly. JPG and WebP are re-encoded at the selected quality, so tiny compression differences are possible.
Does the tool upload my location?
No. The parser and clean export run locally inside your browser.
Can metadata removal guarantee anonymity?
No. It removes hidden file information, but the visible image itself can still identify a person, place, account, or device.