Why strip photo metadata?
Phones and cameras embed EXIF metadata in photos, including precise GPS coordinates, timestamps, and device details. Sharing an unprocessed photo can reveal where it was taken, down to a few meters. This tool shows everything embedded in the file, then removes EXIF/XMP/IPTC segments from JPEG files and metadata chunks from PNG files without recompressing the image, and re-scans the cleaned file to prove nothing remains.
Note: photos exported by messaging and social apps are often stripped already, so a clean scan of a shared photo is normal. Test with an original straight from your camera roll.