What does your photo reveal?
Drop a photo to see its hidden metadata — then strip every byte of it. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop photos here to inspect
or click to choose files
Runs on your device — files are never uploaded
Drop a photo
The metadata table appears instantly — GPS is flagged in red if present.
Review what it reveals
Camera, lens, exact timestamp, location, editing software.
Download the clean copy
One click strips everything. Pixels stay; the dossier doesn't.
Every photo from a phone carries a hidden dossier: the exact GPS coordinates where it was taken, the second it was shot, the device that shot it, sometimes even the software that edited it. Post it online and you may be publishing your home address without knowing it.
This tool shows you that dossier first — because seeing your own street coordinates in a photo is more convincing than any privacy lecture — then removes all of it by re-encoding the pixels onto a clean file. EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC: gone. The image itself is untouched to the eye.
Free, private, no upload. Ever.
This tool runs entirely on your device. It's built by the team behind RenameTo for Mac — where the same job is just a rename in Finder.
See RenameTo for Mac