Every photo you take quietly carries hidden data — often the exact GPS spot it was taken,
your camera, and the precise time. Open a photo to see what it’s revealing, then strip it and save a clean copy.
🔒 Your photo never leaves this device — no upload, no server, works offline.
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Drop a JPEG photo here, or
Honest about what this does — and doesn’t
It removes EXIF, XMP and IPTC metadata (GPS location, camera, timestamps, captions) from a
JPEG, losslessly — the picture’s pixels are untouched; only the hidden tags are dropped.
It does not change the image itself. Anything visible in the photo (a street sign, a face,
a reflection) is still there. Stripping metadata isn’t anonymity.
Some apps and sites already strip EXIF when you upload; many don’t. Screenshots usually have none.
PNG/HEIC carry metadata differently — this tool focuses on JPEG, where location data most often hides.
It all runs in your browser. Open the page source if you like — there is no network code; nothing is sent.
Free to copy, run, and reuse (CC0). A small, honest tool. (“Photo Cleaner” is a working name.)