Scrub
Strip GPS, camera info, and hidden data from your photos.
Your phone tags every photo with your exact GPS coordinates, camera model, and timestamps. Scrub shows you what's there and removes it before you share. Everything runs in your browser.
Drop photos here
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, TIFF
Pricing
Scrub is free for typical use. Pay once for Pro if you need bigger batches and selective control.
Free
Scrub Free
Use it without paying.
- Up to 10 files per batch
- Full metadata preview
- Strip-all mode
Recommended
Scrub Pro
Lifetime license — one payment, no subscription.
- Unlimited batch size
- Selective field control (keep what you want)
- Metadata templates
- Batch report export
- All future tools included
- 30-day money-back guarantee
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Why this matters
Every photo your phone takes is tagged with metadata — GPS coordinates, camera model, lens settings, timestamps, even what software processed it. When you sell something on Facebook Marketplace, post a photo on Reddit, or send a picture on a dating app, that metadata can reveal your home address, your daily routine, and what gear you use.
Some platforms strip metadata on upload, but many don't. Scrub lets you see exactly what's embedded and clean the file before you share it.
How to use Scrub
- 1. Drop photos onto the page.
- 2. Review the metadata Scrub found — tap Details to see everything.
- 3. Click "Strip all metadata" to remove it. Download clean files.
What happens to my photos?
Nothing leaves your device. Scrub reads and strips metadata entirely in your browser. The original files and cleaned results both stay in memory until you close the tab. There are no accounts, no cookies, and no server-side copies of your photos.
Limits
The free version handles up to 10 files at a time with full metadata preview and strip-all mode. Scrub Pro ($4.9 one-time) adds selective field control, templates, and unlimited batches — see pricing.