Free for up to 3 files · Max 500MB each · Files processed securely in RAM
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Supports Images & Documents
Our metadata stripper is designed for speed. We remove the data headers (EXIF, IPTC, XMP) while keeping your image quality 100% intact.
Drag & drop up to 3 files. We support JPG, PNG, WEBP, and PDF. Data is encrypted.
ExifX deeply scrubs the file structure to delete GPS tags, device IDs, and author names.
Download clean files in seconds. We automatically delete your files from our cache immediately.
We don't just hide the data; we delete the EXIF, IPTC, and XMP headers entirely.
We randomize filenames (e.g., clean_x92a.jpg) to prevent tracking via file naming conventions.
Remove "Author", "Title", and "Edit History" from PDF documents before sending them to clients.
Everything you need to know about cleaning your digital footprint and securing your files.
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a standard used by cameras and smartphones to store hidden information inside your image files. This includes GPS coordinates, the date and time the photo was taken, camera settings (ISO, shutter speed), and even the serial number of your device. While useful for photographers, this data is a major privacy risk when shared online.
Learn more in our guide: What is EXIF Data & Why Remove It?
Using an online metadata stripper like ExifX is the fastest way to anonymize your files. You don't need to download heavy software like Photoshop or use complex command-line tools. ExifX runs in your browser, allowing you to:
Smartphones often geotag photos by default. If you send a photo via SMS or email, the recipient can see exactly where you were. To remove location data from existing photos:
For a full tutorial, read How to Remove EXIF from Phone Photos.
ExifX is not just for photos. We are a comprehensive metadata cleaner. We support PDF metadata removal, which is critical for legal teams and businesses. PDFs often contain hidden "Author" fields, revision history, and software version numbers that can be exploited by hackers.
Read more about Why Metadata Matters for Online Safety.