EXIF & metadata remover

What the metadata remover does

Add up to 50 photos. The list shows what each one contains: camera details (EXIF), a GPS location, XMP data from editing software or text comments. The remover saves each image again from its pixels only, so all of that is left out, and you can download the clean images one by one or as a ZIP.

Everything runs in your browser; your photos are never uploaded.

Why remove metadata

Photos taken with a phone often record where they were taken. If you photograph products at home, publishing the original files can reveal your address. Metadata can also include the camera or phone model, the date and time, and the software used. Most large platforms strip it when they process uploads, but many smaller sites, marketplaces and file shares publish the original file as it is.

What stays the same

The picture itself, its size and its format. JPG and WebP are saved again at high quality (92), which looks identical; PNG stays lossless. Orientation is applied to the pixels, so photos still appear the right way up.

What metadata can reveal

EXIF data can include the exact date and time a photo was taken, the phone or camera model and its serial number, lens and exposure settings, and GPS coordinates accurate to a few metres. Editing software adds its own details in XMP. None of it is visible in the picture, but anyone who downloads the original file can read it with free tools. Removing it before publishing is a simple privacy habit.

Part of the Product Image Toolkit

This page opens Findora's Product Image Toolkit with this mode selected. The same images can also be resized to Shopify or WooCommerce sizes, converted to JPG, PNG, WebP, PDF or ICO, compressed, cropped, renamed, rotated, watermarked or cleaned of metadata: switch modes at the top and the results update. Each batch takes up to 50 images of up to 40 MB, and every file shows its size before and after, so you always know what you're downloading.