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EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, camera and device details.
Remove metadata from images, videos, audio files and documents directly in your browser. Clean EXIF, GPS, author, timestamps and other hidden file metadata without uploading your files.
100% local processing · No upload · Inspect → Remove → VerifyImages · Videos · Audio · Documents · up to 100 MB
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Removed means the output scan did not find the same eligible value. Preserved includes technical structure and content retained by the cleaner. Residual means a field remains or appeared in the output: read its value before sharing.
An incomplete or blocked cleanup is not a successful result. Keep the source and read the failed check. Verification only covers what the parser can inspect; it does not prove every hidden record is gone.
Check the output format and warnings, then open or play the downloaded file. A new hash is expected after metadata changes. Visible text, speech, attachments and the filename need a separate privacy check.
Inspect the original, remove writable labels, then verify the generated copy. The file stays in your browser while ViewExif checks what changed and what the format needs to keep.
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EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, camera and device details.
GPS, creation dates, encoder labels, and comments.
ID3, artist, album, and comment tags.
Author, creator, producer, company, and date properties.
Choose the file you actually need to clean. The real signature is checked before the matching removal engine runs.
PNG · JPG / JPEG · WebP · HEIC / HEIF · TIF / TIFF · GIFMP4 · M4V · MOV · MKV · WebM · AVI · FLV · 3GP · 3G2MP3 · FLAC · OGG · OPUS · OGA · M4A · AAC · WAV · WMAPDF · DOCX · PPTX · XLSXChoose the file you actually plan to share. The cleaner picks a format-specific engine and proves what changed.
Remove writable identity, location, software, date, and custom fields without transcoding the actual file.
Clean one file Proof after cleanupThe generated copy is parsed again at the same depth. Removed, preserved, and residual fields stay separate.
See verification Keep the sourceThe original never changes. Save the clean copy and a safe JSON record of every output check.
View metadata firstInspect the original, remove writable metadata in this browser tab, then reopen and rescan the generated copy before download.
Select one supported image, video, audio file, or document. The bytes stay in this browser tab.
Check the original report, including writable fields, technical fields, and any signature warnings.
A format-specific engine creates a new copy and leaves the original file unchanged.
ViewExif reopens the output, compares its structure, rescans remaining metadata, and enables download only after verification.
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No. Cleanup, verification, and the output scan run inside this browser tab. The original remains unchanged, and only a new downloadable copy is created.
It is a local browser tool that creates a clean copy of a file by removing writable descriptive fields while preserving the content needed to open it.
Choose a supported file, review the original report, create the clean copy, then wait for ViewExif to reopen and rescan the output before downloading it.
Writable EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, author, device, date, software, comments, ID3, document properties, and other format-specific descriptive fields are targeted when the format allows it.
The remover does not intentionally re-encode media. It compares dimensions, duration, codecs, pages, tracks, and other technical facts; a mismatch blocks the download.
The cleaner supports six image formats, nine video formats, nine audio formats, and PDF, DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX. It checks the real signature before selecting an engine.
No. Metadata-only cleanup keeps encoded media packets, tracks, chapters, subtitles, cover art, and attachments. A structural mismatch blocks the download.
Not always. Some fields are required for decoding, color, dimensions, duration, pages, or container integrity. Preserved and residual fields are listed instead of hidden.
Any metadata change can invalidate C2PA or document signatures. The cleaner detects likely signatures and requires a separate confirmation first.