Secure, zero-server metadata cleaner. Strip hidden GPS coordinates, device models, and timestamps entirely within your local browser sandbox.
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Supports raw JPEG, PNG, and WebP files.Every single time you take a photo with a modern smartphone or digital camera, a hidden metadata file called an **EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format)** header profile is embedded straight into the raw image structure. This file doesn't display on the picture itself, but anyone who downloads the file can access it with two clicks.
EXIF headers commonly cache your precise satellite GPS coordinates (within 3 meters), the exact model and serial number of your phone, internal software versions, and ultra-accurate timestamps. If you upload untreated photos to community forums, classified listings, or send them over decentralized communication apps, you are inadvertently giving away your location and physical patterns.
Unlike standard web-based utilities that require you to upload your files onto a remote cloud server to parse the headers, EXIF B Gone relies on local runtime encapsulation. Your asset data never touches an external API network interface or database pipeline.
When an asset is selected, our script initializes an invisible sandboxed HTML5 graphic framework. The image is systematically rendered onto an isolated visual plane, completely separate from its historical file wrapper. When you trigger the export, the tool reconstructs the raw pixels from scratch, ensuring a flawless visual export while permanently vaporizing the ancestral meta payload.