Step 01: Upload an image
Upload the image whose metadata you want stripped.
Free · No signup · Strip EXIF
Upload a file, remove hidden tags, and download a cleaner image — free, no account, no watermark.
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Remove hidden camera and location details before you share.
Upload the image whose metadata you want stripped.
Run the server metadata removal pass.
Download the cleaned file without the original embedded details.
I built this when a photo can reveal more location or camera history than you want to share.
You can remove hidden metadata before posting a photo in a public gallery or form.
The workflow makes a file cleaner without changing the visible image.
This is useful when privacy or compliance matters more than a full image change.
See what Remove Metadata is built to change — static marketing mock, not a live edit.
With EXIF
Metadata removed
Reduce location leakage before uploading.
Send finals without camera serial noise.
Share product shots with less file history.
Prep assets when metadata must stay minimal.
Formats, processing, and practical limits for this tool.
The removal tool only strips metadata fields that the backend can identify and rewrite. Some unusual file formats or third-party field tags can stay embedded if the source structure is complex.
Straight answers about this tool — privacy, formats, limits, and how processing works.
The tool removes EXIF (camera data, GPS), IPTC (copyright info), XMP (editing history), and other embedded metadata while preserving the image pixels.
No. Only non-image data is removed, so visual quality remains unchanged. The file size may decrease slightly.
No. The tool removes all metadata in one step for simplicity and privacy. For selective removal, use a desktop tool with advanced options.
No. Your image is processed entirely in memory for this request — it is never written to disk or stored, and nothing is kept after the cleaned file is returned to you.
Metadata can contain sensitive info like location (GPS), camera model, or editing software. Removing it protects your privacy when posting online.