Rimuovi Metadati EXIF e Geotag

Exchangeable Image File Format (EXIF) is hidden metadata embedded automatically inside digital photos by smartphones and cameras. It frequently records your exact GPS latitude/longitude coordinates (revealing your home, workplace, or travel location), camera model, device serial number, shutter speed, date/time taken, and editing software history.

Sharing raw photos containing GPS coordinates can compromise your physical security and privacy. While some social platforms strip metadata upon feed upload, direct file transfers, messaging apps, personal blogs, online marketplaces (Craigslist, eBay), and forums often preserve original EXIF data, allowing anyone to extract your location.

No! Stripping EXIF metadata simply discards the hidden text tags inside the file header while preserving original pixel dimensions, sharp clarity, and color balance.

Unlike online privacy scrubbers that require uploading your photos to remote cloud servers, PreviewYourPost processes every image directly in your local browser using HTML5 Canvas rendering. Your personal photos never touch external servers or third-party networks.

While public social feeds often re-encode images to save bandwidth, direct file downloads, shared drive links, uncompressed attachments, and third-party API scrapers can still access raw metadata. Scrubbing EXIF data beforehand guarantees complete privacy regardless of platform policies.

Yes! You can drop multiple JPEG, PNG, and WebP images simultaneously. The tool cleans all files in parallel and provides direct 1-click download links for every sanitized asset.