Privacy toolkit
Privacy tools
Inspect what a file exposes, remove standard metadata before sharing, and verify file integrity. These tools are designed around practical privacy jobs rather than vague “privacy” labels.
EXIF
Photo metadata cleanerInspect EXIF and GPS data, then create a clean image copy.
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PDFPDF metadata inspectorReview standard document metadata and clear supported fields.
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EDITPhoto EditorEdit, crop and add text locally in your browser before sharing a new copy.
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SHAFile checksumCreate a SHA fingerprint to verify that a file has not changed.
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LOCALHow local processing worksUnderstand which file jobs run in your browser and what that means for privacy.
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Check the data around the file, not just what you can see.
Photos can contain camera and location metadata. PDFs can contain author, title, creator and producer fields. A checksum can help confirm that a file is identical to the copy you expected. Any File Type does not claim to remove every possible proprietary or embedded metadata stream; each tool explains exactly what it can inspect or clean.
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