What is EXIF metadata?
EXIF is the block of information your camera writes inside a photo: device, lens, exposure, timestamps and often GPS. Here is what it contains and where it lives.
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What metadata is, where each format hides it, and what removing or editing it actually achieves. Written from the implementation, not from a template.
EXIF is the block of information your camera writes inside a photo: device, lens, exposure, timestamps and often GPS. Here is what it contains and where it lives.
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Remove EXIF, GPS, IPTC and XMP from JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and AVIF images without recompressing them — and check that it actually worked.
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Photos can record where they were taken to within a few metres. Here is how to see whether yours do, and how to remove the location before sharing.
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iPhone photos record the exact camera module, lens, exposure, iOS version, timestamps with sub-second precision and — unless disabled — the location.
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MP4, MOV and WebM store creation times, device identity, encoder details and often GPS. Here is where it hides and why removing it is not as simple as deleting bytes.
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Read the EXIF, IPTC, XMP and colour profile of a photo without uploading it anywhere, and understand what the fields mean.
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No — provided the tool rewrites the container instead of re-saving the picture. Here is the difference, and how to tell which one you are using.
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Correct a wrong timestamp, set consistent authorship, or change camera fields — written to real EXIF structures and verified afterwards.
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Metadata describes a file. Provenance systems attest to its history. They are different things, and confusing them leads to bad conclusions.
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C2PA Content Credentials are a signed record some cameras and editing tools attach to a file, describing where it came from and what was done to it.
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Learn how to inspect and permanently remove author names, software history, creation dates, and hidden XML streams from PDF documents directly in your browser.
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Protect your original images with text and logo watermarks entirely in your browser. Learn why local client-side watermarking preserves privacy and prevents data leaks.
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Convert JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF images locally inside your browser. Understand quality tradeoffs, transparency handling, and how format conversion strips hidden metadata.
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Discover what generative AI tools like Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and DALL-E write inside image files: prompts, seeds, sampler settings, and C2PA Content Credentials.
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