Inspect JPEG metadata
The scanner checks supported EXIF, XMP, ICC and Content Credentials markers. IPTC blocks are flagged for review.
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Remove supported workflow and private EXIF fields from a JPEG copy. The tool checks that encoded image data remains unchanged and shows any metadata left for review.
In this file
The scanner checks supported EXIF, XMP, ICC and Content Credentials markers. IPTC blocks are flagged for review.
Cleaning targets supported workflow XMP and private EXIF details. Mixed packets that may contain attribution are kept.
The output check compares encoded image data, dimensions, orientation and color profile where present.
In the output
JPEG encoded image data and dimensions.
Orientation, ICC color profile and supported attribution fields.
The source image on your device.
JPEG Content Credentials in APP11 are inspection-only here.
IPTC and mixed XMP can retain information the cleaner does not rewrite.
Malformed or unusual EXIF structures may be rejected instead of creating an unsafe copy.
Use the tool
The file is checked by its bytes, not only by its extension.
Choose whether to keep supported private EXIF fields. JPEG Content Credentials can be inspected here but cannot be removed.
Read the removed, preserved and unresolved groups. A partial result can still contain metadata.
Save a separate JPEG after reviewing the result. The original is unchanged.
Quick answers
No. Both extensions use the JPEG format and the same inspection and cleaning workflow.
For supported files, the cleaner rewrites selected metadata without re-encoding the image payload. It checks the output again before offering a download.
No. Mixed attribution and workflow XMP, IPTC blocks and JPEG Content Credentials can remain for review. Use the verification details before sharing.