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EXIF Remover

Strips EXIF, XMP, ICC metadata from JPEG, PNG and WebP byte-by-byte. Batch mode supported.

Removes EXIF, XMP and ICC metadata from JPEG, PNG and WebP by editing the file bytes directly — the image pixels are not touched. For JPEG the tool walks the segment chain and strips APP1–APP15 and comment segments. For PNG it removes tEXt, iTXt and zTXt chunks. For WebP it drops the EXIF and XMP chunks from the RIFF container. The hash of the file changes (there is less data), but a hex comparison of the image stream shows it is bit-identical. Drop multiple files at once and you get a ZIP archive back. Everything runs in the browser, files never leave your device.

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