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100% BROWSER-BASED PROCESSING

Your images.
Nothing extra.

Unmeta is a free, privacy-first image metadata cleaner that removes EXIF, GPS, C2PA Content Credentials, AI generation tags, and Stable Diffusion parameters from your images.

Protect your privacy before you share. Everything happens directly in your browser, with no uploads, no accounts, and no image storage.

No uploads No accounts Just privacy
YOUR PRIVATE WORKSPACE Local only

Drop the image. Keep the privacy.

Drag & drop your images here, or browse your files.

or paste an image with ⌘ V / Ctrl + V
JPGPNGWEBPUp to 30 MB per image
Your files never leave this browser.Not even for a second.
No sign-up. No uploads. Always free.Made to leave less behind.
0 images. 0 processed. 0 failed.
A cleaner image. A little more peace of mind.
Your files never leave your browser Batch processing, built in JPEG, PNG & WebP

A fresh start for every image.

No installation. No upload progress bar.
Just your image, with less attached.

01

Choose your image.

Drop in an image, browse your files, or paste straight from your clipboard.

02

Remove metadata.

Inspect hidden details, choose your settings, and create a freshly encoded copy.

03

Download privately.

Download your cleaned images. Individually or all together in one tidy ZIP.

SMALL TOOL. THOUGHTFUL DETAILS.

Keep your memories.
Keep your privacy, too.

Everything you need to share a little less.
Nothing to get in your way.

YOUR DEVICE → YOUR DEVICE

Private by design.

Your images stay with you. All processing happens in your browser, with no server uploads or saved image history.

Read our privacy promise

Hidden, now visible.

Inspect EXIF, GPS, AI generation tags, Stable Diffusion parameters, and other supported image metadata before cleaning.

A whole batch. Less effort.

Clean multiple images and download a single ZIP.

Your format. Your choice.

JPEG, PNG, or WebP. You’re in control.

JPG · PNG · WEBP

Open. Drop. Done.

No account, no installation, no waiting for uploads.

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Privacy starts with knowing what’s happening.

A little less metadata. A lot more yours.