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Check and remove hidden EXIF, GPS and other metadata from your photos locally in the browser. AI Remover Pro helps you check and remove hidden metadata from your photos before sharing them online. Everything runs locally in your browser — no upload required for supported formats. **What it does** - Scans JPG, PNG and WebP photos for EXIF, GPS, XMP and IPTC metadata (camera model, capture date, location, editor and copyright fields) - Cleans a copy of the photo locally in one click, right inside the popup - Checks PDF files for common metadata fields (Author, Creator, Producer, Title, dates) - Lets you copy a short privacy report to save or share - Links out to the full toolkit at airemover.pro for formats that need server-side processing (HEIC, TIFF, DOCX, MP4, and advanced cleaning) **Privacy** No file upload for the local formats above, no browsing history access, no tracking or analytics, no remote code, and the extension requests zero Chrome permissions. **How to use** 1. Click the AI Remover Pro icon in your toolbar. 2. Drop in a photo or choose a file. 3. Review what was found. 4. Click "Clean & Download" for a clean copy, or "Copy Report" to save the summary. 5. For other file types, use "Open Tools" to reach the website. **Links** - Website: https://airemover.pro/ - Privacy Policy: https://airemover.pro/privacy - Support: contact@airemover.pro
Aug 4, 2026
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