Reading EXIF Metadata...
Inspect hidden EXIF data, camera settings, GPS coordinates, and export privacy-clean photos instantly inside your browser.
Select, Paste or Drag Image Here
Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, and TIFF files
100% Local Browser Processing| File Name | - |
| File Size | - |
| MIME Type | - |
| Image Resolution | - |
| Color Space | sRGB / Uncalibrated |
| Last Modified | - |
| SHA-256 Checksum | - |
| Camera Make | N/A |
| Camera Model | N/A |
| Software | N/A |
| Aperture (F-Number) | N/A |
| Shutter Speed | N/A |
| ISO Speed Ratings | N/A |
| Focal Length | N/A |
| Flash Status | N/A |
| Date Taken | N/A |
| Latitude | - |
| Longitude | - |
| Altitude | N/A |
This photo does not contain geo-coordinates or location metadata.
Top 5 dominant color shades extracted from image pixels. Click any color card to copy its HEX value.
| Tag Name | Extracted Value |
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Privacy Vulnerability Analysis
Scores reflect data exposure that may compromise your security, real-world location, or identity.
How to Use This Tool
Upload or drag-and-drop any image file into the scanner box.
Navigate through the tabs to view detailed camera parameters, location coordinates, and file checksums.
Check the Privacy Exposure Score to identify sensitive embedded data.
Click "Download Cleaned Image" to generate and save a sanitized, metadata-free copy ending in -sagarxtool.jpg.
Frequently Asked Questions
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is embedded data recorded by cameras and smartphones. It stores capture timestamps, camera settings like ISO, shutter speed, aperture, hardware serial numbers, and exact GPS coordinates where the photo was taken.
No. Your files never leave your computer or phone. All cryptographic hashing, EXIF parsing, color analysis, and metadata stripping are performed 100% locally inside your browser via client-side JavaScript APIs.
Major messaging and social platforms like WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook automatically re-encode and compress uploaded pictures. This process deliberately strips out EXIF tags and GPS coordinates to protect user privacy and minimize data transfer.
The metadata cleaner re-renders your image on an isolated HTML5 canvas surface and re-encodes only raw pixel data. This completely destroys all hidden EXIF, IPTC, and XMP tags, preventing third parties from discovering your identity, devices, or residence.
Yes. If the photograph was captured on a GPS-enabled camera or smartphone with location services enabled, this tool decodes the latitude, longitude, and altitude and offers direct map navigation links to Google Maps and OpenStreetMap.