EXIF Data Remover
📦 EXIF Data Remover Source Code $3.99
Get the complete, ready‑to‑deploy HTML file with all styling and logic. This is the exact code powering the demo above — no dependencies, works offline, and 100% client‑side. Parses and displays EXIF metadata, then strips it from images using the Canvas API. Perfect for privacy-conscious developers and photographers. One‑time purchase, lifetime access.
What Is an EXIF Data Remover?
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) metadata is embedded in most photos taken with digital cameras and smartphones. It contains sensitive information like camera model, exposure settings, date and time, and even GPS coordinates. This tool lets you view all hidden metadata in your images and then permanently remove it, protecting your privacy before sharing photos online. All processing happens locally in your browser — nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
How to Use
- Upload an image using the file picker — JPEG, PNG, and other formats are supported.
- View the EXIF data displayed in the table below — includes camera, GPS, and other metadata.
- Click "Remove EXIF" to strip all metadata from the image. The cleaned preview updates instantly.
- Download the cleaned image with the Download button — your private data is now removed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What EXIF data is displayed?
The tool shows camera make and model, exposure settings (ISO, aperture, shutter speed), focal length, date and time, GPS coordinates (if present), and many other standard EXIF tags.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using the File API, Canvas API, and a custom EXIF parser. Your image never leaves your device.
Does this work for all image formats?
The tool works best with JPEG images, which commonly contain EXIF data. PNG and WEBP images may have limited or no EXIF metadata. The removal process works on all formats supported by the Canvas API.
Disclaimer: This tool performs all operations locally in your browser. No data is stored, transmitted, or logged. You are responsible for ensuring you have the rights to process any images you upload.