EXIF Metadata Viewer & Remover — Free, Batch, No Watermarks

Manage image privacy in seconds. Drag‑and‑drop one or many photos to reveal EXIF/IPTC/XMP details—GPS, timestamps, camera settings—and remove them in one click. It all runs locally in your browser (no uploads) and adds no watermarks or limits, so you can clean large batches with confidence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It reads image metadata (EXIF/IPTC/XMP) so you can see details like GPS, timestamps, and camera settings, and removes that metadata in one click for privacy.

No. Everything runs locally in your browser; files never leave your device.

Add your images, then click Clean & ZIP All. The tool removes metadata and gives you a ZIP of the cleaned files in one step. Any file that can't be cleaned is left out of the ZIP and flagged on its card.

JPEG, PNG, and WebP are cleaned losslessly (pixels unchanged). HEIC/HEIF and AVIF are automatically converted to a re-encoded JPEG, which drops their metadata (AVIF needs a browser that can decode it). Other formats such as GIF or BMP are re-encoded as PNG (first frame only for animated GIFs). If your browser can't decode a file (for example most TIFF or RAW files), the card says metadata was NOT removed and nothing is downloaded.

Not for JPEG, PNG, and WebP—lossless cleaning removes only metadata and the pixels are not recompressed. HEIC/AVIF files are re-encoded as JPEG (quality 92) and other formats as PNG, so those are new image files.

Some photos rely on the EXIF Orientation tag. Removing metadata clears that tag. If you need the rotation baked into pixels, re‑encode before cleaning (you can use the Image Converter).

This page focuses on one‑click full metadata removal. Field‑by‑field editing isn't provided here.

No watermarks or artificial limits. Practical limits depend on your device and browser memory with very large batches.

Open the cleaned download back in the viewer (or any other metadata tool) and confirm GPS, camera info, and other fields are empty.

No. Once saved without metadata, it can't be recovered from the cleaned file. Keep an original if you might need the data.

Yes—modern mobile browsers work. For large jobs, a desktop browser will be faster and more stable.

Yes. EXIF comments, XMP descriptions and IPTC captions are free-text fields, and an AI assistant that is handed the metadata reads them like any other text. Stripping metadata here removes that channel before you share an image with an AI tool; text drawn into the pixels needs a separate check. See our guide to image prompt injection and how to check an image.

Use the Image Converter to re‑encode (which also strips EXIF); then clean if needed.