Image Metadata Remover

100% Free

Remove EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, text, timestamp, and comment metadata from JPG, PNG, or WebP images locally without recompressing pixels.

  • Lossless Cleanup
  • No Upload
  • JPG, PNG & WebP
  • Private

Upload Image

Your private image stays private

Metadata is removed locally in your browser. The file is never uploaded.

Remove Private Metadata

Lossless container cleanup

The tool removes privacy-sensitive metadata blocks without redrawing or recompressing the visible image.

  • JPG: EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, and comments
  • PNG: EXIF, text, and timestamp chunks
  • WebP: EXIF and XMP chunks
Selected image
ProcessingLocal, no upload

Upload an image to begin.

Review & Download

Cleanup results will appear here

You will see exactly which metadata block types were removed before downloading.

  • Removes GPS & EXIF

    Strips common location, camera, author, and comment metadata blocks.

  • Lossless Pixel Data

    Keeps the existing compressed image stream instead of re-encoding it.

  • No Server Upload

    Private photos stay on your device throughout the cleanup.

  • Truthful Report

    Shows removed block types or tells you when none were found.

Check first, remove before sharing

Use the image size checker when you want to inspect available metadata. Use this remover when you need a downloadable copy without supported EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, text, or comment blocks.

Metadata removal improves privacy hygiene, but it cannot remove information visible inside the photo itself, such as faces, street signs, reflections, or location clues in the scene.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metadata can reveal private information?

Photo metadata can include GPS coordinates, capture time, camera or phone model, author fields, editing software, comments, and embedded previews.

Does this tool reduce image quality?

No. It removes metadata container blocks and keeps the compressed pixel data unchanged for supported JPG, PNG, and WebP files.

What happens if no removable metadata is found?

The tool reports that no supported private metadata blocks were found and still prepares an unchanged copy. It does not claim that something was removed.

Are ICC color profiles removed?

No. ICC color profiles are preserved because they affect color appearance and are not normally personal metadata.

Are images uploaded?

No. The cleanup runs locally in your browser, and the page does not upload the selected file.