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Review the privacy of your files before sharing them

A photo may include date, camera model, or coordinates; a document may retain internal properties. Reviewing these data before sharing helps reduce accidental exposures, although metadata removal does not eliminate visible information within the file.

Complete the task step by step

  1. 1

    Identify the file

    Check the type and basic properties to know what format you are reviewing.

    Open Inspect file ↗
  2. 2

    View metadata

    Inspect the EXIF data of an image or the available properties of a PDF.

    Open View image metadata ↗
  3. 3

    Clean compatible data

    Remove metadata from the copy you plan to share and preserve the original if you need to maintain its properties.

    Open Remove image metadata ↗
  4. 4

    Review visible content

    Check that no names, addresses, numbers, or other data remain within the image or visible text.

    Open Hide Sensitive Data ↗

Common questions

Does removing EXIF erase a location written in the image?

No. Metadata and visible content are distinct. If an address appears in the photo, you must edit or censor that part.

Does cleaning guarantee that the file is anonymous?

No. Also review the name, content, context, and any data that could identify a person.