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Upload your image
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image from your device. You can clean a single file or use batch mode for multiple images.
or click to browse local files
Supports JPG, PNG, WEBP
Browser-based EXIF cleaner
Gorilla Image Cleaner helps you remove hidden photo metadata from JPG, PNG, and WebP images before sharing them online. Clean camera details, timestamps, editing software data, and location information directly in your browser, with no image upload required.
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Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP image from your device. You can clean a single file or use batch mode for multiple images.
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The image is recreated in your browser to remove hidden metadata from the downloadable copy.
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Save the cleaned image before uploading it to websites, marketplaces, social media, or messaging apps.
Hidden image data
Image files can carry hidden information that is not visible in the photo itself. This data can be useful for photographers, but it is not always something you want to share publicly.
Some photos can include the location where the image was taken if location tagging was enabled.
Images may include the camera model, phone model, lens information, and capture settings.
Metadata can include when the image was created, edited, or saved.
Some files include the app or software used to edit or export the image.
Certain image files can contain embedded preview images or extra image data.
Some metadata can reveal how a file was processed, compressed, exported, or modified.
Safer sharing
Removing image metadata helps reduce unnecessary hidden information in files you share online. It is especially useful when posting images publicly, sending photos to people you do not know, or preparing product photos for online marketplaces.
Product photos do not need to carry camera details, timestamps, or location information.
Cleaning images first gives you more control over what hidden information is shared.
Removing metadata helps keep the focus on the image itself, not the data attached to it.
Clean image files are better prepared for public pages, blogs, portfolios, and business websites.
Local processing
Gorilla Image Cleaner processes images in your browser. The tool creates a cleaned downloadable copy without needing to upload your image to a server. This makes it useful for privacy-conscious users who want a quick way to remove photo metadata before sharing images online.
Designed for common image metadata removal. Not marketed as forensic-grade metadata removal.
SEO-focused privacy tool
EXIF metadata is hidden information stored inside image files. It can include camera model, device details, editing software, timestamps, and sometimes GPS location data.
Gorilla Image Cleaner is a free EXIF metadata remover designed to clean photo metadata directly in your browser before you upload images to websites, eBay, Vinted, social media, or messaging apps.
The tool works by recreating a clean downloadable version of your image. This helps remove common embedded metadata while keeping the process fast, simple, and private.
Common questions
EXIF metadata is hidden information stored inside some image files. It can include camera settings, timestamps, device details, editing software, and location data.
Yes. Some images can contain GPS coordinates if location tagging was enabled when the photo was taken.
No. This tool processes the image inside your browser, so your file does not need to be uploaded to a server.
Yes. Batch mode lets you clean multiple JPG, PNG, or WebP images at once. The current batch limit is 10 images.
The image is recreated during cleaning, so there can be small compression or file size changes depending on the image type and quality setting.
Yes. Cleaning metadata before posting product photos can reduce unnecessary hidden information in shared images.
For most common photos, recreating the image through the browser removes embedded EXIF data, including GPS metadata when it is stored in the original image.
Yes. JPG is the format most commonly associated with EXIF data, but PNG and WebP files can also contain metadata depending on how they were created or exported.
The tool is designed to process images locally in your browser. That means your image does not need to leave your device to create the cleaned copy.
EXIF is one type of image metadata. Image metadata is the broader term and can include EXIF, software tags, file details, colour profiles, comments, thumbnails, and other embedded information.