Free tool · nothing leaves your device
Strip the hidden EXIF data — GPS location, camera, the date it was taken — from any photo, right here in your browser. See exactly what was in it, then download a clean copy.
Clearing metadata won’t do it — Instagram fingerprints the footage itself, so a reused video is still seen as content you’ve already shared, and reach gets limited. TrialReel re-cuts your video into a genuinely new edit (new opening, new ending, tighter middle) so it counts as new. New edits of your videos every day, ready to download.
Every photo your phone or camera takes stores a hidden block of EXIF data inside the file: the exact GPS coordinates where it was shot, the device model, the date and time, and often editing-software fingerprints. When you send that photo in a DM, post it to a forum, or hand it to a client, that data travels with it — including where you live or work if the photo was taken there.
It reads the file in your browser, shows you what metadata is present, then re-renders just the image pixels to a fresh file. Metadata lives in the file’s header, not the pixels, so the clean copy comes out with none of it — no GPS, no camera, no timestamps — while the picture looks identical. Nothing is uploaded; it all happens on your device.
The clean copy is a re-encoded JPG (or PNG if your original had transparency). It’s great for sharing privately. If you need the image for print and want to keep the exact original bytes, keep your original too — this tool makes a new, metadata-free copy.