Location leaks
GPS coordinates embedded in photos can pinpoint your home, your kid's school, or a confidential meeting spot — to anyone who downloads the image.
About
Your files shouldn't leak your life.
Every photo you take carries a hidden diary — where you were, which camera you used, the exact second you pressed the shutter. Most people never know it's there. PureClear exists so anyone can wipe that diary clean in seconds — without uploading a thing, and without trusting anyone.
The problem
Metadata is invisible. Its consequences aren't.
A single shared photo can reveal your home address through GPS coordinates, your daily routine through timestamps, and your expensive gear through camera serials. Journalists, activists, sellers, parents — anyone sharing photos online is exposed. And the tools to fix it were either complicated, degraded your photos, or quietly uploaded your files to someone else's server.
Device fingerprints
Camera model, serial numbers and software versions quietly identify your gear — and sometimes, you.
Silent oversharing
Timestamps and edit history reconstruct your routine. You share a moment; you leak a pattern.
Our principles
Built the way privacy should be.
Nothing leaves your device
Every byte is processed in your browser with WebAssembly. There is no server to trust, because no server is ever involved.
Free forever
No tiers, no watermarks, no 'pro' unlock. Cleaning your own files shouldn't cost anything.
No accounts, no tracking
No sign-ups, no cookies following you around, no analytics. We can't sell data we never see.
Lossless, always
Only the metadata is removed. Your pixels, quality and resolution stay exactly as they were.
Clean your first file.
Drop a photo in. See what's hiding inside. Wipe it in one click.
Start cleaning