How does the tool strip EXIF and GPS data?
The image is re-encoded locally in your browser with the Canvas API. Re-encoding removes EXIF, GPS, camera, lens, and serial metadata while keeping only the pixels you need to share.
Remove EXIF and GPS data, resize to web or social presets, compress, and inspect editable metadata before scrubbing. Everything runs locally in your browser, with no uploads or server logging.
Drop a photo, choose a preset, and download a clean copy. The tool removes EXIF and GPS data, scales to your chosen dimensions, and compresses to WebP, JPG, or PNG directly in your browser.
Drop an image or click to browse
Strip EXIF/GPS, resize to presets, and compress before posting.
Resize and compress preset
Choose a preset for social or web targets. Aspect ratio is preserved while scaling down.
Output format
Lower means smaller files. 82 is a good default for social media and the web.
Privacy and cleanup
Every preset preserves the aspect ratio, so photos are never stretched or warped.
Because processing happens locally, you can use it on sensitive assets without exposing them to a server.
The image is re-encoded locally in your browser with the Canvas API. Re-encoding removes EXIF, GPS, camera, lens, and serial metadata while keeping only the pixels you need to share.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Images are opened, scrubbed, and exported locally, and object URLs are revoked when you reset.
Keep the original size or fit images to a web hero, social square, vertical story, or lightweight thumbnail. Every preset preserves the aspect ratio.
Export to WebP or JPG with adjustable quality, or PNG for lossless output. All formats are scrubbed of metadata.
Yes. The browser decodes the image with its built-in codecs, draws the pixels to a canvas, and exports them. This preserves rotation and orientation for most mobile photos.