Which metadata can AG File Tools inspect?

It can report common EXIF fields such as camera details, dates and GPS coordinates when present.

How is image metadata removed?

The visible pixels are decoded and written into a fresh image rather than copying the original metadata blocks.

The visible content stays the same, though the new file is re-encoded and may have a different size.

No. Your files never leave your device. Processing happens privately in your browser.

Inspect and remove EXIF, GPS and camera metadata.

Step 1Upload your file

Choose Image

Processing stays on this device.

ResultResult ready

Preview appears here

Want better quality?

A slightly larger file usually keeps more detail.

Step 2Choose settings

Metadata report

Step 3Remove Metadata

Choose a file to begin.

Inspect and remove EXIF, GPS and camera metadata. The workflow below reflects the actual inputs, outputs and limits of this specific tool.

What you provide: A browser-readable image that may contain EXIF, GPS or camera metadata.
What AG File Tools returns: A re-encoded image copy without the source metadata blocks.
Practical limit: Re-encoding can change compression and does not prove that information is absent from visible pixels or filenames outside the file.

1Provide

A browser-readable image that may contain EXIF, GPS or camera metadata.

2Configure

See metadata detected in the image

3Process locally

Your browser performs the work on this device.

4Use the result

A re-encoded image copy without the source metadata blocks.

Result: A re-encoded image copy without the source metadata blocks.