Private browser tool
Image Metadata Remover — Local Browser Tool
Inspect EXIF, XMP, IPTC, comments, and container metadata, then download a cleaned JPEG, PNG, or WebP without sending the image anywhere. The compressed pixels stay untouched.
Start locally
Inspect, clean, and download
The report is based on the file bytes, not a browser guess. A cleaned file keeps the source image payload and removes privacy metadata from its JPEG, PNG, or WebP container.
Drop an image here, or choose a file
JPEG, PNG, and WebP up to 10 MB. The file is read and cleaned in this browser; it is not sent to a server.
How it works
A transparent local workflow.
You can see when the browser is reading the file, which metadata groups were found, and what the downloaded container keeps or removes.
- 01
Choose an image
The browser checks JPEG, PNG, and WebP signatures, dimensions, and the 10 MB limit without uploading the file.
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Review the report
See orientation, ICC status, privacy groups, and the C2PA boundary before creating any output.
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Download a clean container
The tool removes metadata chunks while keeping the compressed image payload and visual orientation intact.
What stays clear
Privacy cleanup with honest limits
A file can carry more than one kind of information. This tool focuses on deterministic container metadata and makes the boundary with pixel watermarks explicit.
FAQ
Questions about image metadata
Learn what stays local, what the cleaner changes, and why metadata cleanup is different from removing a visible or invisible pixel watermark.
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