Inspect hidden JPEG metadata such as GPS coordinates, device information and timestamps. Remove supported metadata locally and verify the cleaned copy before download.
or choose one or multiple photos
JPG / PNG / WebP / MP3 / WAV / DOCX / XLSX / PPTX • local processingJPEG, PNG and WebP can carry metadata in different structures. MetWipe now provides local inspection/cleaning workflows for supported metadata and batch processing without an application upload server.
Detailed EXIF inspection, GPS/device/date risk scoring, lossless metadata segment stripping and post-clean verification.
Removes common textual and EXIF-style metadata chunks while preserving core image chunks and pixel data.
Removes EXIF and XMP RIFF chunks while preserving the encoded WebP image payload.
Select multiple supported photos, clean them locally and download a single ZIP containing the cleaned copies.
Generate a local text report showing file name, detected metadata type, cleaning result and verification status.
Original files remain unchanged. Cleaned copies are verified before they are offered for download.
Your JPEG is being inspected locally on this device.
MetWipe is designed around the actual task rather than a fake demonstration panel. Your scan results only appear after you select your own JPEG.
Read common EXIF fields such as phone or camera model, timestamps, GPS, software and camera settings.
Strip supported JPEG metadata segments without adding another lossy JPEG compression pass.
The generated cleaned file is scanned again before the tool reports it as verified.
MetWipe keeps the same animated Scan → Detect → Clean → Verify workflow across every format that is genuinely implemented in this build.
Detects and removes ID3v2 metadata at the beginning of MP3 files and ID3v1 tags at the end, then verifies the cleaned output.
Removes common RIFF metadata chunks such as LIST/INFO, bext, iXML and ID3 while preserving the audio data chunks.
Removes core document properties such as author, last modified by, title, subject and description from OOXML packages.
Cleans workbook core metadata inside the OOXML ZIP container while keeping workbook content intact.
Cleans presentation core metadata using the same local OOXML package workflow.
Every supported cleaner shows visible progress, staged checks and a final verified state instead of instant fake success.
Original supporting content gives users useful context and gives search engines pages with distinct intent instead of duplicated keyword shells.
EXIF metadata can contain camera or phone information, timestamps, camera settings and sometimes GPS coordinates inside JPEG files.
No. The current supported JPEG scanner and cleaner works locally in your browser.
The cleaner removes supported metadata segments while keeping the encoded JPEG image data, avoiding an additional image re-encode.
No. The score is a heuristic for supported metadata fields. Visible content can still reveal faces, addresses, documents, landmarks and other information.