What photo metadata can reveal
Some image files include embedded capture information such as camera details, timestamps, or GPS coordinates. Metadata is separate from the visible pixels, so removing it will not hide an address, face, badge, or screen that appears in the photograph.
Re-encode a copy locally
Open the Image Metadata Remover and choose a static JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 15 MB and 20 megapixels. The page decodes it into a browser canvas and exports a new file. The selected original is not uploaded to a JuzhenWork processing endpoint.
Check the output before sharing
Compare the displayed dimensions and file size, preview the cleaned copy, and open it in the destination app or a metadata viewer when the metadata result matters. Canvas re-encoding removes common metadata but this tool does not parse or certify every metadata block.
Understand the image trade-offs
JPG and WebP exports are re-encoded and can lose detail. PNG retains transparency but browser export may change color profiles or ancillary chunks. The tool does not handle HEIC, animation, or forensic sanitization. Keep the original if you need its capture details or maximum fidelity.
Protect visible privacy too
Metadata removal does not blur or crop the image. Review the pixels for location signs, reflections, documents, faces, and other details before posting.