Remove Hidden Metadata from Photos
Use a metadata-specific workflow that preserves the visible image while targeting embedded information.
Choose an image to inspect
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC · up to 1 file · 10 MB each
Hidden data check
Know What a Photo May Reveal Before You Share It
Review the privacy-sensitive metadata categories that can travel with an otherwise ordinary image.
Location
Coordinates may reveal where the photo was taken.
Camera and capture data
Device, lens, date, exposure, and thumbnail fields may be present.
Authoring data
Creator, copyright, keywords, and editing details can remain embedded.
Check the cleaned file
Parse the output again before treating the metadata as removed.
Metadata cleanup is trustworthy only when the output is inspected again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Images may contain GPS coordinates, capture dates, camera and lens details, device identifiers, orientation, thumbnails, author information, copyright fields, descriptions, keywords, and editing history.
