EXIF Remover
Views and strips metadata from images, videos and PDFs entirely inside your browser, so the files are never uploaded anywhere.
Overview
EXIF Remover reads the hidden data inside a file and takes it out. Photos carry EXIF metadata: the camera and lens, the exposure settings, the date and time, and often the GPS coordinates of where the shot was taken. It lists all of it in a searchable table first, so you see what a file carries before you strip it. It handles images, and also video files and PDFs.
Everything runs inside your browser using local code (WebAssembly), so the file never leaves your device and is never sent to a server. Stripping keeps the parts an image needs to display, such as orientation and the colour profile. It is free with no account. You can process 20 files at once, each up to 50 MB.
Key features
When to use
Use EXIF Remover if:
- You want to see what a photo is carrying, laid out in a searchable table, before you strip anything.
- You do not want the file uploaded at all. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is sent to a server.
- You want the location and other data gone, and a clean copy back.
- You have several files to clean in one go, up to 20 at a time.
- You work with more than photos. It also takes video files and PDFs.
- You want it free, in a browser, with no account.
When NOT to use
Skip EXIF Remover if any of these describe you:
- You want to change the metadata rather than read or remove it, such as fixing a wrong date or adding a caption.
- You have a large batch. It takes 20 files at a time, so a folder of hundreds means many rounds. For bulk jobs, compare other EXIF and metadata tools.
- Your file is over 50 MB, the limit for a single file.
- You want the GPS plotted on an actual map rather than shown as numbers in a table. VerExif does that.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Viewing the metadata and downloading a cleaned copy are both free, without an account or sign-up. You can process 20 files at once, each up to 50 MB.
No. All the work runs inside your browser using local code, so the file is never sent to a server. You still load the web page over the internet, but the file itself stays on your device. The vendor states it cannot see what files you process.
No. The image itself is untouched and looks the same. It drops the attached data such as camera settings, date and location, while keeping the bits an image needs to display correctly, like orientation and the colour profile.
It reads common image formats including JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC/HEIF, GIF and AVIF, and it also accepts video files and PDFs. It shows the metadata for each and returns a stripped copy.
No. It only views and removes. If you need to change a value, such as correcting a date or adding your own information, this is the wrong tool and you want a metadata editor instead.
You can process 20 files at once, each up to 50 MB. For a folder of hundreds of images that means several rounds, so a dedicated batch tool suits a large job better.
Alternatives to EXIF Remover
EXIFdata.com
Free in-browser tool to view, edit and strip the hidden EXIF metadata in a photo, with nothing uploaded.