Photos carry GPS coordinates, camera serials and timestamps. Strip all of it here — the work happens in this tab, and your photos never leave your machine. Open DevTools, watch the network panel while you strip one, and you’ll see your image generates no request.
Up to 50 images at once · JPEG, PNG and WebP · Keep-Basic mode.
Drop photos here
JPEG, PNG and WebP — up to 50 at a time.
Every photo gets a per-field view before anything is written: what the file says about you now, and what it will say after. Below is what a typical phone photo carries.
| Field | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| GPS position | 47.3686° N, 8.5392° E | removed |
| Taken | 2026:08:14 19:22:03 | removed |
| Camera | Pixel 9 Pro | removed |
| Lens serial | 493027715 | removed |
| Orientation | Rotate 90° CW | kept |
| Color profile | Display P3 | kept |
Most of them upload your photos to a server first. This one doesn’t — the stripping runs in your browser, so a photo you’d rather keep private never travels anywhere. You can verify it: open DevTools, watch the network panel, process a photo — nothing carries your image off this page.
No. Metadata is removed without re-encoding the image — pixels are untouched, file size drops slightly.
Orientation and the color profile, so the photo still displays correctly everywhere. Location, timestamps, camera details and serials are removed either way.