What does EXIF metadata usually contain?

It often contains capture time, device model, orientation, lens data, and sometimes location information.

Why is stripping EXIF useful?

Because metadata can reveal device details, timestamps, and even location data you may not want to share publicly.

Yes. The page is designed so you can review the information first and then decide what to do next.

View image EXIF metadata and strip it before download to inspect capture details, orientation, timestamps, and privacy-sensitive fields.

Upload an image to inspect EXIF metadata such as capture time, device, orientation, and other embedded fields, or remove it before download.

Useful for privacy cleanup, capture-date verification, orientation troubleshooting, and preparing images for publishing or sharing.

Inspect metadata and strip EXIF before download. Max file size: 40MB.

Upload an image to see file, capture, orientation, and privacy details.

Raw EXIF Data

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Use this page when you want to inspect or remove photo metadata before sharing travel photos, work images, or client assets publicly.
It is useful for checking capture data, orientation fields, device information, and privacy-sensitive metadata such as location.
If you are sending samples or finished images outside your own team, metadata cleanup can be a smart extra privacy step.