Drop an image
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, HEIC where the browser supports it.
Developer
Image Inspector, EXIF & Base64
Before an image goes into a dataset or a prompt, know what it is: pixel size, format, colour depth, EXIF orientation and camera data, GPS if present, and file size. Strip the metadata for privacy, or convert the image to a data URL for an API call, or a data URL back to a file.
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How it works
Read the details
Dimensions, megapixels, aspect ratio, format, EXIF fields, orientation, GPS, embedded ICC profile, estimated tokens for vision-model APIs.
Convert or strip
Download a metadata-free copy, or copy the Base64 data URL; paste a data URL to get a file.
Formats, limits and the numbers that matter
Orientation
EXIF orientation values 2-8 mean the pixels are stored rotated or mirrored; loaders that ignore the tag produce sideways images and wrong labels. The inspector shows the tag and a corrected preview.
Vision tokens
GPT-4o-class APIs charge by 512 px tiles after scaling; the estimate uses the published rule and is shown for the original and a resized version.
Stripping
Re-encodes the image without any metadata blocks; quality is settable for JPEG.
Common questions
Is GPS data shown to anyone else?
No; the file never leaves your browser.
Batch stripping?
Drop many files and download a zip of cleaned copies.
Can it resize?
A single-image resize is included; for datasets use Batch Resize & Augment.