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Free Image Metadata Remover

Redraw images through browser canvas to create a clean copy without common embedded metadata.

Browser-only, private

Create a cleaner local copy before sharing private images.

About this tool: Free Image Metadata Remover

Redraw images through browser canvas to create clean copies without common embedded metadata. No upload required — everything runs locally in your browser for privacy and speed.

Common use cases

  • Canvas export creates a fresh image file and does not preserve most embedded metadata.
  • Keep the original if you need camera, color, or authorship metadata later.

Stripping metadata before you share

A photo carries more than the picture: camera model, timestamps, and often the GPS coordinates of where it was taken. Removing that before publishing is a privacy step, not a technicality.

What to strip, and when

  1. 1

    Remove location first

    GPS coordinates are the most sensitive field and the one most likely to be overlooked when sharing a photo publicly.

  2. 2

    Consider the timing too

    Creation timestamps reveal when a place was empty, which is exactly what some photos should not disclose.

  3. 3

    Keep a copy with metadata

    Strip a copy for publishing and archive the original, so you do not lose the record you may want later.

Metadata removal questions

Does removing metadata change how the image looks?
No. Orientation is the one exception, so confirm the image is not rotated after the strip.
Is the original modified?
No, the tool writes a new file. Your source keeps its metadata.
Is it done locally?
Yes. The metadata is stripped in your browser, so the original file never leaves it.
Free Image Metadata Remover
Redraw images through browser canvas to create a clean copy without common embedded metadata.

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Quick tips

  • Canvas export creates a fresh image file and does not preserve most embedded metadata.
  • Keep the original if you need camera, color, or authorship metadata later.

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