Inspect before sharing
Photo Privacy Check
See what a photo can reveal before deciding what to remove. Findings are grouped by practical risk instead of presented as an unexplained tag dump.
- ✓ GPS and location indicators
- ✓ Personal and device fields
- ✓ Embedded previews and metadata blocks
- ✓ Low-risk image details worth preserving
Private browser workspace
Inspect, clean, redact, verify
Your privacy report appears here
The scanner checks supported metadata structures locally and groups findings by practical risk.
- Location and hidden previews
- Owner, device, and comment fields
- Time, software, and technical display data
Choose a JPEG, PNG, or static WebP file to begin.
How this workflow works
From selected file to checked copy
- 01
Open locally
Choose or paste a supported image. The browser reads the file only after you select it.
- 02
Review the risks
Critical, personal, contextual, and technical findings are explained separately.
- 03
Choose the next action
Remove private metadata, flatten the image, redact visible details, or download a verification report.
Exact local boundary
The image stays out of the request path
The browser reads files only after you choose, drop, or paste them. Parsing, cleaning, redaction, output verification, ZIP creation, and downloads all happen on this device.
Read the technical methodology →Questions about privacy check
Know what the result means
Does scanning send my photo anywhere?
No. Selected image bytes and extracted metadata stay in this browser tab.
Is every metadata field dangerous?
No. Dimensions and color information are usually technical, while GPS and owner fields deserve more attention.