Strip GPS location, camera info and all hidden metadata from your photos — re-encoded securely in your browser. Nothing is ever uploaded.
EXIF is hidden metadata your camera or phone embeds in every photo — GPS location, date and time, camera model, lens and exposure settings. It travels with the file whenever you share it, which can reveal where and when a photo was taken.
Yes, 100% free forever with no signup. Cleaning happens entirely in your browser — your photos are never uploaded to any server.
JPEGs are re-encoded at quality 100 (visually lossless) and PNGs losslessly, so image quality is preserved. But re-encoding removes ALL metadata including color profiles, so colors can look slightly different on wide-gamut displays.
Yes. PNGs are re-encoded too, which strips text chunks and any embedded metadata. Most camera EXIF lives in JPEGs, but screenshots and edited PNGs can carry metadata as well.