How to clean image metadata
Choose one or more JPEG, PNG or WebP files. Leave camera EXIF retention off for a general re-encoded copy, then download completed files individually or in a ZIP.
Remove embedded image metadata by re-encoding locally, or selectively restore a limited set of camera EXIF fields on JPEG.
JPEG, PNG, WebP ยท Multiple files supported
Re-encoding may change image quality, orientation, color profiles, and any signed provenance. Camera-only retention is JPEG-only, preserves a limited safe set and excludes GPS. Verification scans known metadata indicators only, not every proprietary or hidden payload. Please inspect output before sharing.
Choose one or more JPEG, PNG or WebP files. Leave camera EXIF retention off for a general re-encoded copy, then download completed files individually or in a ZIP.
For JPEG files, you can try retaining a limited set such as camera maker, model and exposure settings. The option excludes GPS data; not all source tags are supported.
Canvas-based re-encoding may change compression, image color, orientation or quality. Re-encoding can invalidate C2PA signed provenance. Check the image visually and inspect the exported file.
No. This tool targets common image metadata in supported browser-decoded formats; it is not a forensic sanitization guarantee.
The optional camera-only EXIF reinsertion is intended for JPEG files only. Other files are exported without that selected EXIF set.
No. The cleaned result is a separate downloaded file. Keep your original if you need to preserve its exact bytes or signed provenance.