The complete media metadata cleaning platform.
MediaPure strips EXIF, GPS, prompts and Content Credentials from JPG, PNG and WebP images and from MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and AVI video. Nothing is re-encoded, so what you download looks and sounds exactly like what you uploaded.
Drop images to clean them
or paste from your clipboard
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 25 MB each · 20 at a time
Drop a video to clean it
One video at a time, so it gets the whole machine
MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV or AVI · up to 500 MB
No re-encoding, so quality is untouched
Whether it is a photo or a four-minute clip, the rule is the same: remove everything that identifies you, and change nothing you can see or hear.
ImagesJPG, PNG and WebP. Strip EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, AI prompts and Content Credentials, then download a file whose pixels are verified identical to your original.
VideoMP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and AVI. Remove location atoms, GPS telemetry tracks, device names, header timestamps and provenance manifests without re-encoding a single frame.
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A video says more about you than a photo does. Alongside the usual tags, a clip from a phone or an action camera can carry a timed GPS track that logs where you were, second by second, for the whole recording. Most metadata tools never even look at it.
MediaPure removes the tags, the location atoms, the telemetry track, the device handler names and the header timestamps — then copies your compressed video and audio across untouched and checksums both files to prove it.
Phones, cameras, editors and AI tools quietly write information into every file. Anyone who downloads it can read that information in seconds.
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What you see is the picture.
What you share is the whole file.
Hidden inside the file
Example: an edited phone photo with an AI-generated sky. A selection of what we typically find.
Drop up to 20 images, or one video. Nothing to install and no account.
Every metadata block is identified and removed. Then we compare both versions, pixel by pixel or stream by stream.
Save each file or grab a ZIP. Links expire and files are deleted after 10 minutes.
The easy way to strip metadata is to open the file and save a new copy. For a JPEG that means another round of compression: softer edges, shifted colours, lost detail. For a video it means decoding and re-encoding every frame: slower, and visibly worse.
We take the file apart at the container level, drop the metadata blocks and copy the compressed data through untouched. Then we check the result — every pixel for an image, every packet for a video. If anything differs, you get an error, never a damaged file.
| Property | Typical tool | MediaPure |
|---|---|---|
| Method | Decode and re-save | Container rewrite |
| Image quality | Recompressed | Untouched |
| Video quality | Re-encoded | Untouched |
| Pixels & frames | Slightly different | Verified identical |
| Colour profile | Often dropped | Kept |
| AI & C2PA data | Sometimes missed | Removed |
| GPS telemetry track | Rarely checked | Removed |
GPS coordinates in photos, location atoms in video, and telemetry tracks that log a whole journey.
Camera and phone model, lens, serial numbers, vendor codes and media handler names.
Prompts, negative prompts, seeds, samplers, model names and ComfyUI workflows.
Signed C2PA manifests naming the service, agent and exact time of creation.
Artist, author, creator, copyright and licence-holder fields from XMP, IPTC and container tags.
Capture, edit and export dates, including the video header times most tools never touch.
Descriptions, keywords, comments, chapter names and editor history logs.
Embedded thumbnails, depth maps, vendor blocks and data smuggled after the file ends.
Send client files without your tool stack, licence name or prompt recipes attached.
Ship screenshots and screen recordings free of machine names and file paths.
Publish campaign visuals and AI concepts without internal notes or timestamps.
Share previews and rushes without GPS, serial numbers or the shoot location.
Clean press kits, product videos and listings before they leave the company.
Post from anywhere without your coordinates riding along in the file.
It would make no sense to protect your media by collecting it. So we built the service to keep as little as possible, for as short a time as possible.
Read our security modelStraight answers, including what this tool can't do.
Images: JPG/JPEG, PNG (including animated PNG) and WebP (lossy, lossless and animated), up to 25 MB each, 20 at a time. Video: MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM, MKV and AVI, up to 500 MB, one at a time so each clip gets the whole machine.
Yes. Image and video metadata cleaning is free to use, with fair-use limits to prevent automated abuse: 30 images per minute and 500 per day from one connection, and 6 videos per minute and 60 per day.
No. You can use the image and video cleaners without creating an account or signing in.
No. We never re-encode your image. The engine rewrites the file container and drops only metadata blocks, while the compressed image data is copied byte for byte. Before a file is offered for download, we decode both versions and compare every pixel. If a single pixel differed, you would get an error instead of a file.
Yes. On photos we remove GPS coordinates stored in EXIF and related location fields. On videos we also remove location atoms and timed GPS or telemetry tracks when present. Removing metadata cannot erase a location that is visibly shown in the image or video itself.
We remove embedded C2PA Content Credentials manifests and readable AI-generation metadata such as prompts, model names and source-type tags. We do not change pixels or frames, so invisible watermarks embedded in the media remain. Follow any disclosure rules that apply to your work.
Yes. The video metadata remover supports MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM, MKV and AVI. It removes metadata and GPS telemetry without re-encoding the video or audio streams.
Video
A video carries more identity than a photo, including a second-by-second GPS log most tools never touch. What is inside MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and AVI files, and how to strip it without losing quality.
AI images
Prompts, seeds, model names, signed Content Credentials and sometimes your location. What AI image files carry, tool by tool, and how to remove it.
Guides
What EXIF data is, what it reveals (GPS, device serials, timestamps) and four ways to remove it on Windows, Mac, phones and online, without losing quality.
Free, no signup, and your pixels and frames stay exactly as they are.