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EXIF Metadata Remover
Re-encode JPEG, PNG, or WebP images locally to reduce common embedded metadata without uploading the source file.
Create a local re-encoded copy of an image and review the format-specific metadata limitations before downloading.
Result
How it works
The browser decodes the image into a canvas and re-encodes a separate copy. This can reduce common embedded metadata, but browser support varies and this tool does not guarantee removal of every metadata block.
Examples
JPEG GPS check
Input: JPEG with GPS metadata
Output: Local re-encoded JPEG for verification
Camera tags
Input: JPEG with camera and timestamp tags
Output: Separate metadata-clean candidate
Transparent PNG
Input: PNG with transparency
Output: PNG re-encoded with transparency target
WebP metadata
Input: WebP image
Output: WebP local re-encoded copy
Private filename
Input: Image with a Korean filename
Output: Safe metadata-clean download name
Large local image
Input: Supported image under 25 MiB
Output: Browser busy state and local result
Unsupported file
Input: PDF renamed as an image
Output: Visible validation error
FAQ
Does this guarantee all EXIF removal?
No. Re-encoding can reduce common metadata, but browser and format support varies.
Does SOLVEOZA upload my image?
No. Processing stays in your browser.
Are GPS tags removed?
The output is re-encoded locally, but verify GPS removal with the specific format and fixture you use.
Does it preserve transparency?
PNG output targets transparency preservation, but verify the output for your source.
Are animated images supported?
Animated formats are not guaranteed and may be rejected or reduced to a single frame.
What is the input size limit?
Keep the source under 25 MiB for bounded browser memory use.
Is the source overwritten?
No. The tool creates a separate download.
Does analytics record my metadata or filename?
No. Custom analytics use coarse tool events and do not store filenames, pixels, metadata, or output files.