Strip the hidden metadata out of a file — EXIF, GPS location, author, device and editing history — before you share it. Upload, then use Strip in the metadata step.
Strip clears the embedded metadata containers — EXIF, XMP, IPTC, PDF info and Office core properties — that can carry your location, device, name and edit history.
The metadata step shows exactly what's embedded before you remove it, so you know what you're sharing.
Photos often embed GPS coordinates, camera/phone model, serial numbers and timestamps; PDFs and documents embed author name, software and revision history. Stripping removes them.
Upload your file above, then in the “View & edit metadata” step choose Strip — you'll get a clean copy to download. You can also remove individual fields instead.
No — the pixels are untouched. We keep the bits a renderer needs (like the colour profile and orientation) and remove the descriptive metadata.
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