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Choose a WebP
Select or drop a WebP image. It is inspected in your browser.
WebP metadata remover
Remove WebP EXIF and XMP metadata locally
Clean WebP files in the browser by removing EXIF and XMP chunks while preserving the image payload and color profile data.
What the WebP cleaner removes
WebP is a RIFF-based image format. It can carry dedicated EXIF and XMP chunks alongside the visible image data.
RemoveMyEXIF removes WebP EXIF and XMP chunks and rebuilds the RIFF container locally, leaving unrelated image and color chunks in place.
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Check EXIF and XMP
Review detected metadata before creating a cleaned copy.
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Download the clean WebP
The output WebP is rebuilt locally without EXIF or XMP chunks.
WebP RIFF cleanup
Targeted metadata stripping for WebP files
The cleaner removes privacy metadata chunks without decoding and re-encoding the visible image.
EXIF chunks
Removes WebP EXIF chunks that can contain camera, timestamp, device, and location information.
XMP chunks
Removes XMP chunks that may store editor history, creator fields, workflow metadata, and tool identifiers.
RIFF rebuilt
Updates the WebP RIFF size after metadata chunks are removed so the output remains a valid WebP file.
No upload
All parsing and rebuilding happens in your browser. The original image is not sent anywhere.
FAQ
WebP metadata questions
Answers for WebP files exported from design tools, CMS pipelines, optimizers, and image converters.
Yes. WebP can include EXIF chunks, and some exporters keep camera or timestamp metadata when converting from JPEG.
The cleaner removes XMP chunks too, which can contain creator fields, editing history, and application metadata.
No. The output remains WebP. The tool removes metadata chunks from the existing container.
No. The file is parsed and rebuilt locally, with no upload or server processing.
Need PNG cleanup too?
PNG exports often include text chunks or eXIf data. Use the PNG cleaner for screenshots, design exports, and transparent images.