Understand image metadata before you share
These guides explain the supported metadata that may accompany JPEG/JPG and PNG files, how to inspect the actual file, and what the browser-local cleaner can and cannot remove.
Open the private checker →Choose the question you need to answer
Check a photo for supported EXIF data
Check supported EXIF fields, GPS coordinates, camera details, timestamps and other hidden metadata locally in your browser.
Read guide →Check hidden image metadata before sharing
Inspect supported hidden metadata in JPEG and PNG images, understand privacy-relevant fields and review the limits of a browser check.
Read guide →Remove supported EXIF metadata from a photo
Create a cleaned JPEG or PNG copy with supported EXIF and related metadata containers removed locally, then review the re-scan result.
Read guide →Check and remove supported GPS metadata from a photo
Check a JPEG or PNG for supported GPS coordinates and create a locally cleaned copy when supported location metadata is found.
Read guide →Understand and check JPEG metadata
Understand supported EXIF, XMP, IPTC and comment metadata in JPEG/JPG files and check a photo locally before sharing.
Read guide →Understand and check PNG metadata
Check supported PNG eXIf, text and time chunks locally and learn what the current File Privacy cleaner removes from a copy.
Read guide →Understand photo location metadata
Learn how supported GPS fields may reveal a capture location, why location metadata may be absent, and how to check the actual file.
Read guide →Run a practical photo privacy check before sharing
Review supported location, time, device, author and software metadata in a JPEG or PNG before sharing it.
Read guide →Remove supported image metadata without uploading the file
Inspect and remove supported JPEG or PNG metadata inside your browser without sending selected file bytes to FrAIFlow servers.
Read guide →Useful evidence, with clear limits
File Privacy checks supported EXIF/GPS fields, selected JPEG metadata containers, and selected PNG metadata chunks. It creates a separate cleaned copy and scans that copy again. Proprietary or unsupported metadata and private information visible in the pixels may not be detected.
The checker processes selected file bytes in the browser and does not upload them to FrAIFlow servers. Use the guide that matches your task, then test the exact copy you intend to share.