Drop an image to inspect and strip its metadata
EXIF / Metadata — QA & Testing
View and strip EXIF metadata — GPS, device, timestamps — from your photos, in your browser. Nothing uploaded.
How it works
- Drop a captured screenshot or test image onto the tool.
- Its embedded metadata is read locally — device, timestamps, and any GPS tags.
- Download a stripped copy to attach to bug reports without leaking environment details.
Key features
- Reads EXIF, GPS, and PNG text metadata client-side
- Surfaces device and capture details embedded in test artifacts
- One-click download of a metadata-free copy for clean bug reports
- Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
Common uses
- Strip device and location metadata from screenshots before attaching them to tickets
- Verify what metadata your capture tooling embeds in test images
- Sanitize images shared with external vendors or in public bug trackers
Frequently asked questions
How do I compare exif / metadata online?
Drop a captured screenshot or test image onto the tool. Its embedded metadata is read locally — device, timestamps, and any GPS tags. Download a stripped copy to attach to bug reports without leaking environment details.
Are my files private when I use this tool?
Yes. All comparison runs locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device and are never sent to any server — not a policy promise, but an architectural fact. There is no server receiving your data.
No AI means no hallucinations
Compare Files uses a deterministic, logic-based engine — not a language model. It reports every change that is actually in your files, and never invents one.
Your files never leave your device. Everything runs in your browser — no uploads, nothing stored.
No AI, so no hallucinations. A deterministic engine reports every real change and never invents one.
No upload, no server wait. Comparisons run locally and keep working offline once the page has loaded.