The file never leaves your device
There is no upload endpoint. The browser reads the file with the File API and processes it in a Web Worker. You can load the page, disconnect the network, and the tool still works.
File metadata · inspected locally
Photos carry the place they were taken. Videos carry the device that shot them. AI images carry the prompt that made them. Drop a file to see exactly what is inside — then remove it without re-encoding, without uploading, without an account.
The report is grouped by where the data lives — EXIF, XMP, IPTC, container boxes — and by what it can reveal about you. High-risk fields are the ones that identify a place, a device or a person.
| Category | Risk |
|---|---|
| GPS coordinates | high |
| Device identifiers | medium |
| Author & rights | medium |
| Timestamps | low |
| AI provenance | medium |
| Software | low |
There is no upload endpoint. The browser reads the file with the File API and processes it in a Web Worker. You can load the page, disconnect the network, and the tool still works.
Metadata sits in container segments next to the pixels. We remove or blank those segments and copy the image or video data byte for byte. The output is the same picture, minus the information you did not mean to share.
Most tools ask you to trust them. This one prints every field it finds, marks the ones that can identify you, and shows what was removed. If there is nothing to remove, it says so instead of pretending to work.
Drop a file. It is read on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Read the field list. High-risk fields are marked, and GPS coordinates link to a map.
Download the cleaned file. The original stays untouched on your device.
It is data stored next to the pixels or frames: camera settings, GPS coordinates, the device model, editing history, copyright lines and, increasingly, AI provenance records. It is not visible in the image, and it travels with the file unless something removes it.
No. Processing happens in your browser. There is no server endpoint that accepts files, and the tool works with the network disabled after the page has loaded.
Yes. Every file you can drop into this version is processed in full, with no account, no watermark and no paywall. Server costs are low because nothing is processed on a server.
JPEG, PNG and WebP images, and MP4/MOV/M4V video. HEIC, RAW, PDF and Office documents are not supported yet — we would rather refuse a format than corrupt your file.
No. The compressed image data is copied unchanged. Colour profiles and the orientation tag are kept deliberately, so colours and rotation stay correct.
Yes, when they are stored as metadata in the file. The report flags a manifest when one is present. Removing it also removes the signature that claims who made or edited the file.
No. Most AI tools never add provenance metadata, and social platforms strip it on upload. A clean file means the metadata is gone, not that the content is authentic.