SecureScrub — Photo & Video Metadata / EXIF Remover

Photos quietly carry GPS coordinates, camera make & model, serial numbers and timestamps in their EXIF metadata — posting one can share exactly where you live or were standing. SecureScrub shows you what each photo is carrying, then strips it by re-drawing the picture pixel-by-pixel. Your originals never leave this device — everything runs in your browser. Re-encoding removes the metadata completely; it may change the file very slightly (JPEGs are re-saved at high quality). Got a video instead? SecureScrub now cleans MP4, MOV and WebM videos too — use the video section below the photo tool.

Scope note: SecureScrub cleans images (JPG, PNG, WebP) with the photo tool above, and videos (MP4, MOV, WebM) with the video tool below — both entirely on your own device.

Strip metadata from a video

Videos carry container metadata too — a title, the encoder name, the creation date and time, and sometimes location tags recorded by the phone or camera. This tool removes all of it by remuxing the file: the video and audio streams are copied across untouched (no re-encoding, so it's fast and the quality is identical), only the metadata wrapper is rebuilt empty. The first run loads the video engine (about 25 MB); keep clips under ~200 MB for smooth processing.