Strip image metadata and download a cleaner copy.
Drop in a photo, let the browser re-render the visible pixels, and export a new file with EXIF, XMP, IPTC, and similar embedded metadata removed wherever canvas re-encoding can reasonably strip it.
The cleaner works entirely in your browser. It is ideal for still images, but animated files, vector formats, or codecs the browser cannot decode may need separate tools.
Note: stripping metadata may also flatten orientation into the pixels and can change file size or format depending on browser support.
Before / After
Scrubbed output
Sanitization report
This report summarizes how the file was exported. Re-encoding through canvas normally removes camera metadata, GPS, editing history, and most ancillary chunks that do not survive the new image export.
- Animated GIF/WebP files may lose animation because this tool exports a single still frame.
- SVG files are not raster-cleaned here because they can embed scripts or external references.
- Browsers may choose PNG fallback when the original format cannot be safely re-exported.