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View and remove image EXIF metadata

A photo may retain timestamps, camera details and location. Inspect the readable fields and create a cleaned copy before publishing.

Free · on your deviceJPG · PNG · WebP

Cleaning creates a new file. JPEG/WebP may lose some quality; width is capped at 2560 px. Choose PNG for lossless encoding of the rendered image.

Your processed files will appear here.

Files are processed on your device and are not uploaded. Changing aspect ratio crops the image from the centre.

  1. Choose JPG, PNG or WebP. The panel shows metadata from the first selected file.
  2. Choose output format and quality. Cleaning limits width to 2560 px.
  3. Remove the metadata and download the copies. Upload an output file again to inspect it.

Photos may contain camera details, timestamps and GPS. Inspect the readable fields, then create a new copy from the image pixels. Your original file remains unchanged.

Questions and answers

Which metadata can I inspect?

It shows readable EXIF, GPS and other detected metadata from the first selected image. Available fields depend on the file; an exported creative may already contain none.

Does EXIF removal leave the image unchanged?

The copy is rebuilt from image pixels and re-encoded, with width capped at 2560 px. JPG and WebP compression may affect quality. Your original stays untouched.

Why do dimensions and colour information remain?

The image format needs that information. Original EXIF, GPS, IPTC and XMP are not copied, but the new file has its own technical fields. Reload the copy to inspect it.