See what your videos know about you
Phone videos quietly carry your location, your device, and the exact moment you pressed record. Drop one in to read everything — then download a clean copy with that data blanked out. Nothing is uploaded; it all happens on your device.
1 — Pick a video
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2 — What’s inside
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3 — Clean it
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Your videos never leave your browser. Reading and cleaning both happen on your own device — nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked.
About video metadata
What is video metadata?
Video files carry more than pictures and sound. Depending on what recorded them, they can include GPS coordinates, the device make and model, creation timestamps, the software that edited them, and sometimes names or other personal details.
Why remove it?
Metadata can reveal when and where a video was recorded and what recorded it. Blanking it before you share a file protects your privacy — the video itself looks and plays exactly the same.
Everything happens in your browser — your videos never leave this page.