What image cleaning removes
Images are decoded and written into a fresh file, which removes ordinary EXIF, GPS, camera, thumbnail, comment, and editing metadata. The visible pixels remain, although lossy JPG export can slightly change compression.
Remove common EXIF and document metadata from JPG, PNG, WebP, and PDF files without uploading them.
Cleaning happens locally in your browser. No selected file is uploaded or stored.Standard EXIF GPS, device, lens, date, and thumbnail data in supported images.
Standard PDF title, author, subject, keywords, dates, producer, and XMP metadata.
A new cleaned copy is created for download.
Images are decoded and written into a fresh file, which removes ordinary EXIF, GPS, camera, thumbnail, comment, and editing metadata. The visible pixels remain, although lossy JPG export can slightly change compression.
The cleaner removes the standard PDF information dictionary and the catalog metadata stream. It does not inspect every embedded attachment, annotation, image, layer, or visible page element for identifying information.
Metadata cleaning cannot remove names, addresses, faces, account numbers, or other information visible on the page or inside an image. Inspect the complete cleaned result before sharing confidential material.
After downloading, inspect the copy with the properties panel or metadata tool used by the destination workflow. Different applications can calculate or display fields differently, and cloud services may add their own upload dates, filenames, account information, or sharing records. For high-risk disclosure, metadata cleaning is only one step: use approved redaction software, remove unnecessary attachments and filenames, and have another person review both visible content and document structure before release.
Open the cleaned download and check visible pages, filenames, attachments, comments, and image content. Use a dedicated forensic workflow for regulated or highly sensitive documents.
Re-encoding a supported image into a fresh file removes ordinary EXIF GPS fields.
PNG output is lossless. JPG output is re-encoded at high quality and may have a small compression difference.
No. It removes standard document metadata, not visible page content or every possible embedded object.
No. The tool creates a separate cleaned download and leaves the source file unchanged.