One tool to clean EXIF metadata, GPS coordinates, tracking URLs, JSON analytics keys, and every piece of data that shouldn't follow you around.
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Removes UTM params, fbclid, gclid, msclkid, and 65+ other tracking tokens from any URL or list of URLs.
Removes GPS location, camera make/model, timestamps, software info, and all hidden EXIF data. Batch-supported.
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JPG · PNG · WebP — All processing local, never uploaded
Finds every URL in any block of text — emails, articles, social posts — and strips all tracking parameters in-place.
Recursively removes tracking, analytics, and fingerprinting keys from any JSON payload — API responses, config files, logs.
Turns out, everyone who shares anything online.
Share your work without broadcasting your exact shooting location, timestamp, and gear list to every viewer.
Clean source photos before publishing. Protect yourself and sources from metadata-based forensics and location tracking.
Share product photos and client links without leaking device fingerprints or advertising campaign data.
Because you simply shouldn't broadcast your home address every time you post a photo from your house.
Clean JSON payloads and API responses of analytics keys before logging, forwarding, or storing them.
Photo metadata can inadvertently include protected information. Strip it before sharing clinical or legal documentation.
Most smartphones embed precise GPS coordinates in every photo — accurate to within 1 meter. That selfie from your kitchen window? It contains your home's latitude and longitude.
UTM parameters, fbclid, gclid — these tokens let advertisers and platforms build detailed profiles of every link you share, who clicks it, where they came from, and when.
Camera serial number, firmware version, lens ID, software version — this data can prove a specific photo came from your specific device. It's been used in legal proceedings.
None of this is visible when you look at an image, a URL, or a JSON blob. It travels silently, accumulates over time, and builds a comprehensive profile of your life and habits.
JPEGs are re-encoded at 95% quality — visually imperceptible. PNGs use lossless canvas export — no quality change whatsoever.
HEIC requires browser-side decoding not yet broadly supported. Export as JPG from your iPhone's share menu first, then strip here.
No. Only invisible metadata is stripped. Visible content — watermarks, text overlays, color corrections — remains completely untouched.
70+ tracking params including all UTM variants, fbclid, gclid, msclkid, twclid, mc_cid, mkt_tok, HubSpot tokens, Amazon affiliate tags, and more.
Yes — canvas re-rendering converts to sRGB. This is standard for web-shared images and will not visually affect most photos.
Once loaded, all processing is fully local. Fonts need a connection on first load, but the cleaning engine works completely offline.