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Strip standard properties, XMP packets, application metadata, and the PDF file identifier.
Clean hidden metadata from more than photos
Privacy-focused tools for documents, audio, and graphics. Inspect what is present, remove supported metadata locally, and download a verified clean copy.
Start with inspection
See what a file carries before you decide what to remove
The universal viewer recognises PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, MP3, GIF, and SVG files, then shows supported metadata groups and readable stored values without uploading the file.
Open universal viewerChoose an action
View first, or go straight to removal
Every supported format now has a read-only metadata viewer and a dedicated removal workflow built on the same local parser.
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Word
Clean DOCX properties, custom fields, preview thumbnails, and internal package timestamps.
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Excel
Clean XLSX document properties, custom fields, previews, and internal package timestamps.
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PowerPoint
Clean PPTX properties, custom fields, preview thumbnails, and internal package timestamps.
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MP3
Strip ID3v2 and ID3v1 tags, including album art stored inside ID3v2, without re-encoding audio.
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GIF
Remove hidden comments and XMP while preserving animation, looping, colour profiles, and pixels.
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SVG
Remove <metadata> elements and XML comments while preserving vector content and accessibility text.
Private image tools
Useful image jobs, without the upload
Edit sensitive images and prepare them for sharing without sending the original file to a server.
Redact an image
Cover faces, names, addresses, account numbers, and other private details before sharing an image.
Open image redactorResize an image
Change image dimensions to exact pixels or a percentage while keeping the original on your device.
Open image resizerClean a whole folder
Strip GPS, camera, and timestamp metadata from up to 100 photos at once, then download them as a single ZIP.
Open bulk EXIF removerA narrower, safer promise
File cleanup that says exactly what it does
Each tool targets well-defined metadata containers and clearly lists content it does not remove.
Files stay local
Parsing, cleaning, and verification happen in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to RemoveMyEXIF.
Outputs are checked
The tool reopens its output and checks that the targeted metadata is gone before offering a download.
No redaction claims
Metadata removal is not content redaction. Comments, revisions, hidden content, and macros stay outside the promise.