Pixel-only re-encoder
Metadata Remover
Create a new image without removable metadata, then scan the copy again.
SupportedJPEG · PNG · WebP
Useful details, without the lecture.
- Leaves the original file unchanged.
- Re-encodes pixels into a fresh local image.
- Checks the generated copy before download.
- Reports the before-and-after field and file-size change.
What this result cannot prove
- JPEG and WebP re-encoding can make tiny visual changes.
- Color profiles may be removed and file size can increase or decrease.
- Metadata removal does not hide visible people, text, plates, or locations.
Quick answers
Does this selectively preserve some EXIF?
No. The reliable MVP mode removes all removable metadata instead of pretending selective deletion is safe.
Is PNG output lossy?
No. PNG is encoded losslessly; the quality selector is disabled for it.
Does the original file change?
Never. The browser creates a new downloadable Blob and leaves the source untouched.