Metadata still appears in another inspector
Some tools report file-system metadata or newly created export metadata, not the original camera EXIF.
Inspect the downloaded copy, not the original, and compare camera/location fields specifically.
Use this tool
Prepare the input and run the tool
Choose image files and output format or quality settings. Result: Download clean image copies in a ZIP.
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What to check before using the result
References and workflow
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How to use Batch EXIF Remover & Image Metadata Cleaner
Use this before sharing photos that may contain camera, location, or editing metadata. The tool redraws each image and exports a fresh copy.
What this tool does
Redraw images to fresh files so embedded camera metadata is removed.
- Input
- Choose image files and output format or quality settings
- Output
- Download clean image copies in a ZIP
Step-by-step usage guide
- 1Choose the images.
- 2Pick output format and quality if needed.
- 3Download the clean copies.
Common errors and fixes
Image quality changes after cleaning
Redrawing and exporting an image can recompress it.
Choose a quality setting appropriate for the final use and keep originals archived separately.
Unsupported files are skipped
The cleaner works on browser-readable image formats.
Convert unsupported camera RAW or uncommon formats before cleaning metadata.
FAQ
How does it remove metadata?
It redraws each image to a new canvas and exports a fresh image file.
Will compression change?
JPEG and WebP output can change slightly depending on quality.