Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
PhotoSoap scrubs hidden metadata from photos
A free browser-based tool for removing GPS coordinates and other EXIF metadata from photos before sharing them.
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- People sharing photos who want to remove embedded metadata
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- It accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP, and says it preserves every pixel, the color profile, and image rotation.
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The interface asks users to select at least one category of metadata for removal rather than applying a single all-or-nothing scrub. It lists camera serial numbers, editing software, comments, and embedded extra images among the data it can remove, and offers a ZIP download for the batch. The page also links to guides comparing how several messaging and social platforms handle EXIF data.
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