View Photo Metadata
Read EXIF, GPS, camera, date and editing information.
Open tool →Batch privacy tool
Clean metadata from multiple photos at once
Select up to 30 photos, see which files contain sensitive data, then download cleaned copies together in one ZIP archive.
✓ 100% local processing✓ No uploads✓ Free to use
Drop several photos here
Choose up to 30 JPEG, PNG or WebP files
JPEG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · AVIF · TIFF (reading support depends on browser)
How it works
Built for albums, listings and client deliveries
Batch cleaning helps when you are publishing a gallery, sending product photos, sharing property images or delivering a folder to a client.
01
Select a photo
Choose a file from your device or drag it into the private browser tool.
02
Review hidden data
See GPS, date, device and other metadata translated into a practical privacy report.
03
Download a clean copy
Rebuild the visible image without carrying over common EXIF and GPS metadata.
Hidden Photo Data
More private photo tools
Every tool runs locally and solves a specific metadata problem with its own searchable page.
Remove Photo Metadata
Create a clean copy without common hidden metadata.
Open tool →Remove Photo Location
Find and delete precise GPS coordinates.
Open tool →Photo Date Checker
Find the best available embedded capture date.
Open tool →FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many photos can I clean at once?
This version accepts up to 30 files per batch to avoid excessive memory use on phones and older computers.
Are batch photos uploaded to a server?
No. Each file is analyzed and rebuilt locally. The ZIP archive is also created inside your browser.
Why does batch processing use memory?
Image decoding and re-encoding require uncompressed pixel data. Process fewer files at a time when using very large photos or a mobile device.
Can I download files separately?
The batch tool packages the clean copies into one ZIP. For individual downloads, use the single-photo metadata remover.
Check a photo before you share it
It takes a few seconds and the image never leaves your device.