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Remove location data from photos
Find and remove GPS and location metadata from photos on phone and desktop, then verify it is gone. Browser-based, no upload, works with JPEG, PNG and WebP.
Read guidePrivacy-first image sanitizer
MetaRase rebuilds images locally in the browser and removes embedded metadata, C2PA provenance records, GPS data, editing traces, and common AI workflow residue.


Local verification
Deep CleanIMG_5824.jpg
2.4 MB · Clean copy ready
Drop your images here
or click to browse
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF first frame, AVIF, HEIC/HEIF where your browser supports decoding.
Images never leave your browser. They’re rebuilt and cleaned locally.
What travels with an image
Images can carry more than pixels. MetaRase removes hidden metadata and common workflow traces before export.
The image stays. The hidden layers disappear.
Privacy architecture
MetaRase processes supported images locally in your browser, so the original image does not need to be sent to an image-processing server.
Your image
stays on device
Local browser processing
Clean export
ready to share
How it works
Add an image directly in your browser.
MetaRase rebuilds the image and removes supported hidden metadata.
Review what was removed and export the cleaned image.
Verification
MetaRase shows what was detected and what was removed before you share the result.
Original file
metadata detected
Clean export
metadata removed
Pricing
Free
For occasional image cleaning.
$0
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$7.99 / month
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Comparison
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Why MetaRase
The cleaning process is designed around local browser processing. Your image does not need to reach a processing server.
MetaRase targets common metadata, provenance records, and workflow traces — not only camera fields and GPS.
See what was removed rather than trusting a “done” message. Every export can be scanned again.
FAQ
It removes supported embedded metadata such as EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, comments, embedded thumbnails, and supported C2PA / Content Credentials containers, together with common AI workflow text.
No. Scanning, cleaning, and verification run in your browser. Image bytes, previews, cleaned files, and scan reports are not sent to MetaRase servers.
Yes. GPS indicators are detected and removed when the image is rebuilt from its pixels.
Supported C2PA / Content Credentials containers are detected, and rebuilding the image exports a fresh file without that container. A full cryptographic validation of every manifest is out of scope.
The image is re-encoded, so quality follows the export format and quality setting you choose. Composition is unchanged. Choose PNG for lossless output.
It removes supported file-based AI metadata such as Content Credentials, IPTC AI fields, prompt text, and workflow traces. Pixel-level watermarks such as SynthID are part of the image data and are not removed.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, and the first frame of GIF, plus AVIF, HEIC, or HEIF where your browser can decode them.
Pro adds unlimited images per day, batch processing, ZIP export, larger files, and an advanced JSON verification report. Core inspection, cleaning, and verification stay free.
Guides

Guide
Find and remove GPS and location metadata from photos on phone and desktop, then verify it is gone. Browser-based, no upload, works with JPEG, PNG and WebP.
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Guide
Why Instagram shows an AI info label, what C2PA, IPTC or XMP metadata triggers it, and how to clean supported metadata before you post. Limits and appeals explained.
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ChatGPT images can carry C2PA Content Credentials and XMP metadata that trigger AI labels. See what's attached and how to remove it locally in your browser.
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Clean hidden metadata locally before your image leaves your device.