What your files say behind your back.
Photos quietly carry hidden metadata — like exact GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, timestamps, and author names — tucked inside invisible file headers. Inspect what an image is leaking, scrub it clean, or plant decoy metadata of your own.
Inspect & scrub hidden metadata
Choose an image from your device to inspect its binary headers and strip them out.
Choose an image (JPG, PNG, WebP)
Drop an image here or browse files
Parsed locally in memory via JavaScript DataView
Forensic metadata report
Scanning...GPS Location Leak Detected
Plotted on a local offline vector grid so coordinates never leave your browser.
Plant decoy EXIF metadata
Metadata isn't cryptographically signed by default. Anyone can edit or forge EXIF headers to make a photo look like it was taken on a different device, at another time, or halfway across the world.
Choose a cover image (or use our canvas generator)
Drop an image here, or leave blank to generate a test card
Outputs a standard JPEG with custom binary APP1 EXIF & GPS headers
Configure spoofed / honeytoken fields
Download this JPEG or send it directly to the Inspect & Scrub tab to see your planted binary tags decoded in real time.