Privacy-first image sanitizer
Remove hidden image metadata before you share.
MetaRase rebuilds your images locally in the browser, removing embedded metadata, C2PA provenance records, GPS data, editing history, and common AI workflow traces.
Drop images here
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF first frame, AVIF, HEIC/HEIF where your browser supports decoding.
Your files are processed locally. They are not uploaded.
How it works
Upload locally
Choose images with drag and drop or the file picker. They stay in browser memory for this session.
Scan metadata
MetaRase checks container bytes for EXIF, XMP, C2PA, GPS, IPTC, comments, and common workflow strings.
Rebuild from pixels
The image is decoded, drawn to a fresh canvas, and exported as a new JPEG, PNG, or WebP file.
Verify output
The cleaned blob is scanned again so you can review what remains before downloading.
Limitations
MetaRase removes embedded metadata and provenance data from supported image containers. It does not guarantee removal of invisible watermarks, steganography, perceptual fingerprints, or sensitive information visible inside the image.
MetaRase removes embedded metadata, provenance records, GPS data, editing history, and common AI workflow metadata from supported image files. Pixel-level watermarks such as SynthID are not file metadata and cannot be reliably detected or removed by a general-purpose browser tool. It also does not guarantee removal of steganography, perceptual fingerprints, or sensitive information visible in the image itself.