Photo metadata viewer and remover
Check what a photo gives away before you send it. Runs entirely in your browser.
You can check that nothing is uploaded: turn on airplane mode after this page has loaded, and the tool keeps working.
Guides for this tool
What this tool shows
Photos carry information that is not visible in the picture: when it was taken, which device took it, sometimes the device’s serial number, often the exact GPS position — and, for images made with AI tools, a declaration saying so. This tool reads all of it and marks what could identify you or a place.
AI declarations and Content Credentials
Generators that label their output write an IPTC “digital source type” field, and some sign a C2PA manifest — Content Credentials — recording how the image was created and edited. Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI often store the prompt itself in a PNG text field. The tool detects all three.
What “remove” does
The clean copy is the same image, byte for byte. Metadata blocks are cut out of the file; nothing is re-encoded, so there is no loss of quality. Only the orientation is kept, so a portrait photo is not displayed sideways.
Privacy
Everything happens in your browser. The photo is read from your device, processed in memory and offered back as a download. It is never uploaded, and this site is configured so that the page cannot send data to any other server.