EXIF Data Viewer & Remover
Inspect supported TIFF/EXIF, GPS, and XMP fields using the exifr parser. For browser-decodable images, create a fresh PNG by re-rendering visible pixels to canvas; this leaves the original metadata containers behind. The selected file is processed in browser code for these operations rather than sent to a ShowPro metadata-processing endpoint.
How to Use
- 1Select a photo up to 10 MB. Metadata parsing can support formats that your browser may not be able to re-render.
- 2Review the supported metadata fields, including highlighted GPS-related values when present.
- 3For browser-decodable images, click “Strip metadata & download PNG” to re-render visible pixels into a fresh PNG.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What metadata tags can this tool display?
The viewer parses TIFF tags (camera manufacturer, model, software, orientation), EXIF tags (exposure time, f-number, ISO speed, focal length, date and time), GPS tags (latitude, longitude, altitude), and embedded XMP tags.
How does the metadata-removal download work?
For an image the browser can decode, ShowPro draws the visible pixels to an HTML canvas and exports a new PNG. This does not edit the source file tag-by-tag; it creates a fresh raster image without carrying over the original file's metadata containers.
What file format does the cleaned image use?
The re-rendered image is downloaded as a PNG ending in _clean.png. Keep the original if you need its compression, color/profile information, animation, or archival metadata.
Can photo metadata include my location?
Yes. Some photos contain GPS latitude, longitude, or altitude when geotagging was enabled. The viewer highlights common GPS-related keys when the parser returns them.
Is the selected image uploaded for metadata processing?
The current inspection and canvas re-rendering operations run in browser code rather than a ShowPro metadata-processing endpoint. Normal website analytics, ads, billing, and other networked features are separate.