Image Metadata / EXIF
View EXIF metadata (camera, GPS, settings) and remove it permanently, creating a cleaned copy — all in your browser.
Runs entirely in your browser — no uploadsAbout this tool
Image Metadata decodes the EXIF block of JPG/WebP photos: camera model, timestamps, exposure settings, orientation and GPS coordinates (with a map link when present).
“Remove metadata” re-encodes the picture through the canvas engine, producing a genuinely clean file — not a hidden one — while keeping pixels untouched. PNG files typically carry no EXIF; the tool will tell you so.
FAQ
Why remove EXIF?
Photos can leak your home location via GPS tags, plus serial numbers and editing history. Stripping protects privacy before sharing.
Does cleaning reduce image quality?
Slightly — the image is re-encoded at high quality (0.92). Pixels look identical for practical purposes.
My PNG shows no EXIF — is that wrong?
No. PNG stores metadata differently and camera PNGs rarely carry EXIF. The tool checks honestly.