What TinyEXIF scans
Detect GPS, device details, capture time, software history, and orientation fields before you share a JPEG.
TinyEXIF
Local JPEG EXIF cleaner
Drop your JPEG here
Scan EXIF locally, review privacy exposure, and export a clean copy.
No file selectedOne JPEG at a time. No upload, no account, no server storage.
Why it helps
Know what a shared JPEG reveals
TinyEXIF is built for one fast decision: inspect the file, understand the exposure, and remove the metadata you do not want to send.
What cleaning removes
Export a clean copy that strips metadata traces while keeping the visible image pixels and overall share quality.
Why local-only matters
Scanning runs in the browser, so the photo stays on-device and you can reduce leakage risk before it leaves your hands.
Audience proof
Built for safer photo sharing
TinyEXIF is intentionally simple: one local JPEG workflow for teams and individuals who need to cut metadata risk fast.
Creators
Check what a post-ready JPEG still reveals before it reaches clients or followers.
Marketplace sellers
Clean listing photos before publishing product shots across storefronts and marketplaces.
Support teams
Inspect screenshots and uploaded images without moving customer files through another service.
Photographers
Review location, device, and timestamp traces before sending proofs or previews.
Moderators
Spot exposure risks quickly when handling user-submitted images and incident reports.
Small businesses
Reduce accidental leakage from staff photos, documents, and marketing assets.
FAQ
Questions before you share?
Does TinyEXIF upload my photo?
No. The homepage workflow runs in the browser so the JPEG stays on-device while you inspect and clean it.
What metadata can TinyEXIF detect?
The current workflow focuses on JPEG EXIF traces such as GPS, device details, timestamps, software history, and orientation metadata.
What does the clean copy remove?
The clean export strips metadata fields from the JPEG file while keeping the visible image content intact.
Will cleaning reduce image quality?
No quality reduction is introduced by the metadata-only cleaning path because the visible photo pixels are preserved.
Why is TinyEXIF JPEG only?
The product is intentionally scoped to make one browser-local JPEG privacy workflow reliable before expanding into additional formats.
Can I use TinyEXIF for sensitive client images?
Yes, that is the primary use case. The workflow is designed to let you inspect and clean the file before it leaves your machine.