Image Metadata Remover

The metadata remover re-encodes supported images so visible pixels remain while embedded metadata is left behind. This is useful for photos and screenshots that may include camera details, software tags, timestamps, or other information that is not needed in the shared image.

Processing happens in the browser. The selected image is decoded locally and exported as a fresh file, avoiding a remote metadata-cleaning service. This keeps the original image under your control while producing a cleaner copy for publishing, sending, or archiving.

Metadata support varies by format and source file, but re-encoding common PNG, JPG, and WEBP images is a practical way to strip many embedded fields. Review the final output before sharing if your workflow has strict metadata requirements.

All BunnyConverter tools follow the same local workflow: choose a source file, let the browser complete the supported conversion or edit, then download the result. There is no project library to manage and no remote job to wait for. If a browser cannot read a format or does not have enough memory for a large file, the tool reports the problem locally so you can try a smaller file, a different format, or a desktop browser.