Strip Metadata
Your photos hide GPS coordinates and device details — inspect them, then wipe them clean.
That 'innocent' photo can carry your exact GPS location, phone model and timestamps. Upload any image or PDF to see every embedded metadata field in a readable table — then hit clean and download a copy with the metadata stripped out.
Questions, answered
What kind of metadata do files contain?
Photos carry EXIF data: GPS coordinates, camera/phone model, date taken, even editing software. PDFs carry author, creation tool and edit history.
What does the clean button remove?
All EXIF, GPS and document properties — the fields that identify you, your device or your location.
Does cleaning change the image itself?
No — pixels are untouched. Only the hidden metadata is removed, so the photo looks identical.
Is it free?
Yes — 10 documents free every month, no sign-up. Inspected and cleaned files are never stored.