EXIF
Felt for kamera, opptakstid, programvare og GPS kan identifiseres.
A free browser tool to convert HEIC/HEIF to a widely supported JPEG without carrying ordinary source metadata. Files stay on your device.
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Komprimerte bildedata i JPEG, PNG og WebP forblir uendret. Hvis EXIF-informasjon om orientering fjernes, kan bildet likevel vises annerledes.
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This tool helps you convert HEIC/HEIF to a widely supported JPEG without carrying ordinary source metadata. It needs no account and does not send the selected file to our server.
Choose the final file you plan to share. Download the new copy after processing and archive the original safely.
Én behandlingsrunde
Felt for kamera, opptakstid, programvare og GPS kan identifiseres.
Metadatapakker fra redigerings- og genereringsverktøy.
Content Credentials på filnivå i støttede strukturer.
Prompt og arbeidsflytinnstillinger i PNG-tekstblokker.
Stedsfelt i bildemetadata.
Ingen konto eller opplasting av kildefiler til serveren.
Anbefalt arbeidsflyt
Use the downloaded original, not a small cloud placeholder.
Review the result and remove only the fields you do not need.
Check the clean copy again before publishing or delivering it.
Grundig veiledning
This utility is designed to convert HEIC/HEIF to a widely supported JPEG without carrying ordinary source metadata. Processing stays in your browser, so the selected file is not sent to a Remove AI Labels server.
For JPG, PNG and WebP, the compressed image data stays intact: the tool rewrites metadata structures and does not re-encode the pixels.
Grundig veiledning
EXIF commonly stores camera, time and GPS details; XMP carries extensible editor data; C2PA/JUMBF carries Content Credentials; and PNG text chunks can hold prompts or workflows. Dedicated tools let you choose a narrower scope.
For privacy, prioritize location and identifying fields. For distribution preparation, archive the source and clean a separate copy.
Grundig veiledning
Inspect the source, run the appropriate tool, download the clean copy and inspect it again. The compressed pixel data of a JPG, PNG or WebP remains unchanged apart from removed metadata structures.
For a social upload or a file from a specific generator, continue with the matching platform and export-source guide.
FAQ
No. Inspection or cleaning runs locally in the browser.
No. It processes file metadata, while a platform may use pixel watermarks or other signals.
No. The tool rewrites metadata containers without decoding or re-encoding the compressed pixel payload.
No. HEIC/HEIF must be converted to JPG, making it the explicit decode-and-encode exception.
Depending on the selected mode, it can inspect or remove supported EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, C2PA/JUMBF and PNG text chunks.
The cleaner supports up to 30 files per batch and 15 MB per file. The checker reads one file at a time for a clear report.
Yes. Open the downloaded copy in the checker to confirm that the target fields were removed.
Yes. It may contain useful camera, copyright or provenance information.
No. A watermark embedded in pixels is part of the image rather than file-level metadata.
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