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Image Metadata Remover

Remove image metadata from JPG, PNG, and WebP files in your browser.

Your image stays in your browser.
Upload an image to clean

Remove embedded metadata by re-saving JPG, PNG, or WebP pixels in your browser.

Accepted: PNG, JPEG, WEBP · Max 10 MB · Max 25 MP
Output / download

Your processed file appears here after the browser finishes the canvas operation.

Choose an image, adjust options, then process it. No upload or account is required.

Image Metadata Remover workflow tips

ClearUtils image tools are designed for fast browser-local image preparation before publishing, uploading to another app, or sharing a smaller file.

Keep files private

Your image stays in your browser. The file is decoded with browser APIs and processed with canvas without a ClearUtils server upload.

Use WebP for web workflows

WebP is useful for web-friendly image delivery, while PNG and JPG remain helpful when an app requires a classic image format.

Continue image optimization

Try Image Resizer, Image Compressor, PNG to WebP, or Image Metadata Remover depending on the output you need.

What this tool does

Strip embedded image metadata by re-saving the visible pixels through browser canvas, with preview, output details, and no server upload. Metadata removal re-encodes the visible pixels, which strips common embedded metadata but does not change what is visible in the image.

How to use it

  1. Choose or drag a supported image file into the upload area.
  2. Review the preview, file type, file size, dimensions, and available options.
  3. Process the image in your browser, then download the output file.

Privacy note

Image metadata removal runs locally in your browser. Your image stays in your browser and is not uploaded or stored by ClearUtils.

FAQ

Does the image metadata remover upload my photo?

No. Your image stays in your browser and is re-saved locally through canvas.

How does this remove metadata?

The tool decodes the visible image pixels and creates a new browser-generated file, which strips common embedded metadata that is not part of the pixels.

Does metadata removal change the visible image?

It should preserve the visible image content, but the output is a newly encoded file and may differ slightly depending on the selected format and quality.

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