Canvas pixel re-export
This EXIF metadata remover decodes the visible pixels and draws them to an isolated canvas. It then exports a brand new image file from that canvas data. Because the original metadata container is discarded entirely during this process, all GPS, camera model, and author fields are stripped out.
Metadata verification
After the clean image is generated, the tool parses the new file locally to verify the photo metadata has been successfully removed. Browser encoders may occasionally write minimal technical headers required by the image format itself, but the user-identifiable EXIF data is omitted.
Batch ZIP processing
You can load multiple JPEG, PNG, and WebP images at once to strip them in bulk. Processing happens client-side, using system memory. The cleaned outputs can be downloaded individually or packaged into a single ZIP archive.
Format conversion mapping
The exported file matches the source format whenever possible. However, if a transparent image is processed through a browser encoder that lacks alpha channel support, the transparent pixels will be flattened to a solid background color.