Question 1

What does the EXIF viewer show?

Accepted Answer

The metadata embedded in an image: camera make/model, lens, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, the exact timestamp, orientation, and (if present) GPS latitude, longitude and altitude. Tags are grouped into Camera, Date/Time, and GPS sections, with GPS coordinates optionally plotted on a small embedded map for instant context.

Question 2

Does the cleaner remove every kind of metadata?

Accepted Answer

It strips EXIF, GPS, and the common extended tags, then re-encodes the image with only the pixel data — there are no recoverable hidden fields in the downloaded file. Note that some formats (notably JPEG) can carry XMP or IPTC blocks beyond EXIF; the cleaner targets the standard EXIF chunk which covers what most cameras and phones write.

Question 3

Is the original image modified?

Accepted Answer

No — the tool always reads from the uploaded file and produces a separate clean copy that you download. The original stays untouched, so you can re-upload the cleaned file to verify the metadata is actually gone.

Question 4

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

Accepted Answer

No. Parsing, map rendering, and the clean re-encode all happen locally in your browser; the image never leaves your device.

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