I built this after realizing how little visibility most tools give into what actually gets removed from images. A lot of EXIF cleaners simply say “done”, but you never really know what was there before, or if anything was missed. That felt risky, especially for people sharing images publicly or in sensitive contexts. So I focused on two things: 1) Making metadata removal simple and fast. 2) Re-analyzing the cleaned image to show exactly what’s left — and what’s not. That’s how the idea of a simple privacy score came up: not as a gimmick, but as a way to make metadata removal verifiable rather than assumed. The tool doesn’t require accounts, doesn’t store uploads, and is meant to stay a small, focused utility. Happy to answer any questions or hear feedback — especially from people who’ve dealt with image privacy or metadata issues before.

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Do people actually care about verifying image metadata removal?

Quick question for the Product Hunt community.

We re working on a lightweight EXIF cleaning tool and wondering if verification is something users actually care about, or if a simple cleaned state is enough.

From your experience:

Is metadata removal a trust-sensitive problem?

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EXIF Cleaner Online

Clean image metadata and prove it’s gone

Clean image metadata and prove it’s gone

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Do people actually care about verifying image metadata removal?

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Do people actually care about verifying image metadata removal?