Inspect embedded EXIF camera settings, GPS presence, JFIF/PNG DPI headers, color depth, and SHA-256 file hashes locally, and strip private EXIF metadata.
Parses binary JPEG APP1 EXIF tags (Camera Make, Model, Software, Timestamp, Orientation, GPS presence) and JFIF density
Inspects PNG binary chunks (IHDR bit depth & color type, pHYs pixels-per-meter DPI, tEXt/iTXt/eXIf segments)
Computes local SHA-256 cryptographic file fingerprint and print dimensions at 300 DPI
One-click Privacy Metadata Scrubber exports a clean pixel-only copy with all EXIF/GPS headers stripped
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the EXIF cleaner remove GPS and camera metadata?
It decodes only the visible RGBA pixel grid onto a clean HTML5 Canvas and encodes a brand-new image file, leaving behind all EXIF APP1, GPS IFD, XMP, and comment segments.
Are my photos uploaded to any server during EXIF inspection?
Never. Binary header parsing and SHA-256 hashing happen 100% locally inside your browser using JavaScript DataView and Web Crypto APIs.