Remove EXIF Metadata from an Image

Create a clean copy of an image without carrying over camera, location or editing metadata from the source file.

Metadata-free re-encodeVisible pixels preservedRuns locally

Drop an image here or choose a fileJPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or JFIF up to 24 MB

Source image

Choose an image to see the source preview.

Result

Metadata removal limits

The result is re-encoded, so its binary data and file size will differ from the source.
Removing metadata does not hide visible text, faces, addresses or location clues inside the image itself.

Re-encode an image into a new file without the source metadata blocks.

Select the JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or JFIF file you want to clean.

The tool decodes the visible pixels and creates a new image without copying EXIF fields.

Save the re-encoded image and keep the original separately if you need its metadata later.

The result is encoded from the displayed pixels instead of copying the original file container.

The output keeps the source width and height while removing embedded metadata.

The image stays on your device during decoding and re-encoding.

What information can EXIF contain?

Depending on the device and app, metadata may include camera settings, capture time, orientation, software and sometimes location coordinates.

Will removing EXIF change the image?

The visible dimensions are preserved, but the file is re-encoded and may have a different file size or compression result.

Can I recover metadata after downloading the clean copy?

No. Keep the original file if you may need its camera or capture information later.

Continue with compression, resizing or format conversion after removing metadata.