Remove Photo Metadata
Clear private trails hidden in EXIF, IPTC and XMP before you share an image.
See what was found, then download a clean copy — without loading ML detectors.
How it works
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Upload your photo
Open the file you want to clean before sharing or archiving.
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Review private data found
Pixhide lists GPS, device, date and related tags when they exist.
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Download a clean copy
Export a re-encoded image without privacy-sensitive metadata.
Use cases
- Publishing camera originals
- Client handoff packages
- Social uploads from phones
- Reducing device fingerprinting
Privacy
Your photo stays on your device. Pixhide processes images directly in your browser. The original image, detected areas and exported file are not sent to our servers.
Limits
Automatic detection may miss small, partially hidden or heavily blurred faces and plates. Always review the highlighted areas before downloading.
FAQ
- How is this different from Remove EXIF?
- This page covers the broader idea of photo metadata — EXIF, IPTC and XMP together — and explains what private trails images can carry beyond GPS alone.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. Scanning and export stay in your browser. Detection models are not loaded here.
- What will I see after upload?
- A short list of findings such as GPS, device information, photo date and other embedded tags when present.
- Does this redact faces?
- No. Use Anonymize a photo or Blur faces if you also need visual redaction.
- Is Pixhide free?
- Yes. Remove photo metadata online with no account or watermark.