Are images uploaded?
No. Image metadata inspection, previews, export summaries, and supported metadata cleanup run locally in your browser.
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Inspect image metadata locally. View supported EXIF, camera settings, dates, GPS, XMP, IPTC, export summaries, and remove supported metadata.
Inspect image file properties, supported EXIF, camera settings, dates, GPS, XMP, IPTC, export metadata, and remove supported metadata locally.
Use the controls on this page to select local files, choose output settings, review the result, and download the processed file from your browser.
Selected images and PDFs are handled locally in supported browsers. Review file size, page order, quality, metadata, and output settings before sharing the final download.
Continue through the Image & PDF Tools category when the same workflow needs another check.
No. Image metadata inspection, previews, export summaries, and supported metadata cleanup run locally in your browser.
EXIF is a metadata format commonly stored in photos. It can include camera model, exposure settings, dates, orientation, software, and GPS fields when the camera or editing app wrote them.
Yes, when valid GPS metadata is present. Coordinates are highlighted because they can reveal where a photo was captured.
The cleanup workflow re-encodes the image locally and usually removes common readable EXIF/GPS metadata. It reports whether GPS is still detected afterward, but it is not forensic sanitization.