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Choose an image, optionally click Read Metadata to confirm tags, then click Download Without Metadata for a clean JPEG.

Choose an image, then click Download Without Metadata to save a copy with the tags removed. Everything stays in the browser.

Image Metadata (EXIF) Remover


Strip EXIF / IPTC / XMP from a photo and download a JPEG that no longer carries those tags.

If GPS is present, a privacy warning and OpenStreetMap link show the leak before you remove it. To inspect everything that is embedded first, use the image EXIF viewer.

All stripping happens in the browser - the photo is never uploaded and no account is required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Image Metadata (EXIF) Remover do?

It strips the EXIF, IPTC, and XMP tags from a photo and downloads a clean JPEG that no longer carries your camera model, capture time, or GPS location.

When should I reach for image metadata (exif) remover?

Reach for it right before you share a photo, so the file you send no longer reveals where or when it was taken. To inspect exactly what is embedded first, open the image EXIF viewer.

What complementary tools work well alongside image metadata (exif) remover?

Stripping re-encodes the image on an HTML5 canvas, which drops the metadata when you click Download Without Metadata. To review the tags before removing them, the image EXIF viewer reads them with the vendored exifr library.