Remove the identifying metadata from a photo — GPS location, camera serial, author — while keeping what's needed to display it correctly. Upload, then Anonymize.
Anonymize surgically removes personal/location tags (GPS, device serials, author, thumbnails) but preserves the colour profile and bakes in orientation, so the photo still looks right.
A blunt strip can drop the ICC profile or orientation and visibly change a photo. Anonymize targets only the privacy-sensitive fields.
Anonymize is the privacy-safe option: it removes location/personal tags but keeps rendering-critical bits (colour profile, orientation). Strip removes all descriptive metadata.
Yes — GPS coordinates, along with camera serials, owner/author names, software and embedded thumbnails, are removed. The visible image is unchanged.
Yes, and no account is needed. Anonymous uploads are temporary and encrypted in transit.
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