Remove EXIF Metadata from Photo Online
Strip hidden GPS location data, camera serial numbers, date/time stamps, and device info from JPG and PNG images before sharing online.
100% in-browser · Zero uploads
Privacy Mode: Strip All EXIF, GPS & Camera Tags
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Supports JPG, PNG, HEIC, WEBP, PDF, SVG, TIFF, AVIF, GIF, BMP
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Metadata Tags Stripped vs Preserved
Overview of information removed to protect your privacy:
| Metadata Field | Risk Level | Action Taken | Impact on Image Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPS Latitude & Longitude | Critical (Reveals home/work address) | Permanently Purged | Zero impact on quality |
| Camera Model & Serial Number | High (Device fingerprinting) | Permanently Purged | Zero impact on quality |
| Date & Time Taken | Medium (Timeline tracking) | Permanently Purged | Zero impact on quality |
| Image Dimensions & Colors | None (Essential for viewing) | Preserved Exactly | 100% identical pixel visual fidelity |
Why In-Browser Processing is Essential for Sensitive Photos & IDs
🔒 Zero Cloud Uploads
Signatures, Aadhaar IDs, and passport photos are sensitive personal biometric assets. PixelKit processes all operations locally in browser RAM.
⚡ Sub-Second Quantization
Powered by WebAssembly and Canvas binary-search encoding, resizing and compressing takes under 200ms with zero server latency.
🎯 Portal Pass Guarantee
Dimensions, aspect ratios, and KB file limits are locked directly to the official government guidelines for immediate intake clearance.
Frequently asked questions
Why should I remove EXIF data before posting photos online?
Photos taken with smartphones contain exact GPS coordinates embedded in EXIF tags. Anyone downloading the raw image can extract the exact street address where the photo was taken. Stripping EXIF protects your physical privacy.
Does PixelKit upload my photo to any server to strip metadata?
Never. PixelKit runs entirely in your browser memory using WebAssembly. Your photos are scrubbed locally and never leave your phone or computer.