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Image Metadata Remover

Image Metadata Remover

View EXIF and photo metadata, then download a clean re-encoded image locally.
Local image cleaning
Images are decoded and re-encoded in this browser. BaseToolbox does not upload or store your photos.

Click or drag an image here

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and HEIF. Max file size: 25 MB.

Remove metadata from images locally

Use this image metadata remover to inspect EXIF, GPS, camera, creator-app, and timestamp fields before sharing photos. You can remove image metadata by downloading a clean, re-encoded copy created locally in your browser.

Common image privacy workflows

  • Remove GPS location data from photos before posting, selling, or sending them.
  • Inspect camera, lens, software, and timestamp fields that may be embedded in a photo.
  • Prepare product photos, screenshots, and personal images for sharing without exposing common metadata.
  • Understand the boundary: this is common metadata cleanup, not forensic analysis of every possible hidden signal.

What gets removed

The cleaned output is a re-encoded image, which removes common EXIF, GPS, camera, XMP, and app metadata. Visual content remains unchanged as much as browser rendering allows.

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Image metadata remover FAQ

What metadata can this tool remove?
The cleaned image removes common EXIF, GPS, camera, XMP, and app metadata by re-encoding the image in the browser.
Can it remove photo GPS location data?
Yes. When GPS metadata is present and readable, re-encoding the image removes those common location fields from the downloaded copy.
Are photos uploaded?
No. Images are decoded and re-encoded locally. BaseToolbox does not upload or store your photos.
Is this forensic image cleaning?
No. It removes common metadata from the re-encoded output, but it is not a forensic guarantee for every hidden signal or file-history trace.