Private • Local • No upload

Remove metadata from your photos

Use a private metadata remover to clear EXIF, GPS and AI-related data in your browser. Your image pixels stay unchanged.

Free to use • Batch up to 100 images • No account

Stays on your device

Your files are never uploaded. Everything happens in your browser.

See exactly what changed

Review removed, preserved and unsupported metadata before downloading.

Keep the original image quality

Metadata changes do not recompress the image pixels.

01 / Metadata

What gets removed?

BeforeAfter
  • EXIF data×
  • GPS location×
  • Camera information×
  • Date and time×
  • AI-related metadata×

The image content remains unchanged. Only the selected metadata is removed.

Short answer: To remove metadata from a photo, drop a JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC into AI Remover Pro. The metadata cleaner strips supported EXIF, GPS, IPTC, XMP and AI metadata in your browser without uploading the image or recompressing its pixels. In-pixel watermarks such as SynthID are not metadata and are outside this tool.

Visual guide for Remove metadata from your photos, showing the local browser workflow
The Remove metadata from your photos tool follows the workflow above in AI Remover Pro.

How to remove metadata from a photo

  1. Choose one or more JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC images.
  2. Review the cleaning mode and the metadata report.
  3. Adjust naming, metadata or location only when you need them.
  4. Download clean copies. Your original files are never modified.

Frequently asked questions

Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. Every image is decoded, edited and saved inside your browser tab, and the tool makes no upload request. You can confirm it yourself: the result panel reports the network activity it measured during processing.
Which formats are supported?
JPEG, PNG and WebP support viewing, cleaning and metadata writing. HEIC supports viewing and cleaning, but writing new metadata into HEIC is not supported.
Does removing metadata change the image quality?
No. Only metadata segments are removed; the pixel data is copied byte-for-byte, so the image is visually identical.
Can you remove the 'Made with AI' label?
The label is usually triggered by C2PA / Content Credentials metadata, which this tool removes. Note that invisible pixel watermarks like SynthID are separate and cannot be removed by any metadata tool.

A metadata remover built for private sharing

Every image is processed locally with WebAssembly-grade code running in your browser tab. Your images are never uploaded, stored or logged. Open your developer tools and watch the Network panel: no image data leaves the page. (The host may add its own performance beacon, which never sees your files.)

What gets removed

  • EXIF — camera model, lens, software and timestamps
  • GPS — the exact latitude and longitude where a photo was taken
  • IPTC & XMP — author, description, keywords and editing history
  • AI metadata — C2PA / Content Credentials, IPTC DigitalSourceType, and Stable Diffusion / ComfyUI generation parameters
  • Thumbnails & ICC profile in Full clean mode

Honest about what we can't remove

This tool removes metadata. Invisible in-pixel watermarks such as Google SynthID live in the image pixels themselves and cannot be removed by stripping metadata — no metadata tool can. We tell you when an image carries AI markers so you know what you're dealing with.

What does metadata remover mean?

A metadata remover is a tool that clears supported information stored in an image file, such as camera details, GPS coordinates, authorship fields and provenance records. It changes the file's metadata structure rather than redrawing its pixels, so in-pixel watermarks such as SynthID remain outside this process.