Step 1: Add your JPEGs
Drag and drop JPEG files, browse for them, or paste an image URL. This tool works with JPEG only—that's where EXIF data lives in the most consistent format.
Try the example image first if you just want to see what EXIF data looks like before uploading your own.
Step 2: Look at the metadata
The editor groups things into three tabs so it doesn't overwhelm you:
Basic: camera make and model, software used, timestamps, artist, copyright
Camera: ISO, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, lens details
GPS: latitude, longitude, altitude—the stuff you probably want gone before posting
Step 3: Edit, keep, or strip
Whatever you need to do:
Edit fields: change any value you want and save the result as a new file
Remove all EXIF: one click strips everything, leaving a clean JPEG
Batch it: apply the same changes to a whole folder at once
Copy or export: save the metadata as text or JSON if you want a record
Step 4: Download the results
Once done:
Preview the processed images in the results gallery
Download individual files with the new metadata (or no metadata)
Or grab everything as a ZIP
See how much smaller files get when metadata is stripped—sometimes a few hundred KB
Tip: If you're posting photos from home, strip EXIF first. GPS coordinates in your photos tell anyone who downloads them exactly where you live.
Your Images Stay on Your Device
Unlike other online EXIF tools, PixDuplicate does all the work locally in your browser. That means:
