See what metadata is embedded in an image, and strip it out before sharing.
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Your image is processed locally and never uploaded.Metadata lives in dedicated segments — EXIF in JPEG's APP1, text/EXIF chunks in PNG — separate from the compressed pixel data. Removing it rebuilds the file without those segments, leaving the image itself untouched.
Common EXIF tags like camera make/model, date taken, exposure settings, and whether GPS location data is present, plus PNG text metadata such as author or software fields.
Photos taken on phones or cameras often embed GPS coordinates and device details. Removing metadata before sharing a photo publicly avoids exposing where and how it was taken.
No — removing metadata doesn't touch pixel data. Note that DPI metadata is removed along with everything else; use the DPI Converter afterward if you need to set it again.
