The photo metadata tool shows what is hidden inside a file — camera model, date and GPS location, editing software — and removes it before you publish. It works for ad creatives, product photos and documents.
Features
- EXIF viewer: camera, date taken, software, author and coordinates with a map link.
- One-click removal: you get a clean file in the same format and pixel size.
- Several photos at once — up to 20 files and a “Download all” button.
- JPEG, PNG and WebP.
- Privacy: files are processed in your browser and are never sent anywhere.
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What is photo metadata?
It is service information stored inside the file: device model, date and time, camera settings and sometimes the exact location. It can reveal more than the picture itself.
Why remove metadata before publishing?
To avoid exposing where and with what device the photo was taken, and to make the file lighter. For ad creatives it also keeps files tidy, with no leftover service data.
Will the photo lose quality?
The image is re-saved at high quality, so there is no visible difference. The pixel size stays the same.
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