Wipe what your
photos say.

Remove metadata from a photo

Most photos carry more than the picture: where they were taken, when, and with which camera. Inspicio shows you all of it, then saves a clean copy without it.

• Location. Phones save the GPS position of every photo. Anyone with the file can find the place, often to within a few meters.
• Date and time. The exact moment the photo was taken, down to the second.
• Camera and lens. The make, model, lens and settings, and on some cameras the serial number.
• Software and edits. The apps the photo went through, and sometimes extra hidden images.

How it works

Drop a photo, see what it gives away, and save the clean copy. JPEG and PNG photos are cleaned without touching the picture itself, so there is no loss of quality; the color profile and the rotation are kept. Other formats, such as HEIC from an iPhone, are saved as a high quality JPEG. The copy is read again before you save it, to make sure nothing was left behind.

Questions

Is my photo uploaded?

No. Everything runs in your browser. The photo never leaves your phone or computer, and there is no account.

Does it work on iPhone?

Yes. Open the page in Safari, choose a photo, and save the clean copy straight back to Photos.

Does it make the photo worse?

Not for JPEG and PNG, which keep every pixel. Other formats are saved once as a high quality JPEG.