Leaks · Where the photo was taken — accurate to a few metres.
Scrub the metadata, ship the picture.
Phone photos carry GPS coordinates. Camera shots embed serial numbers. Editor exports stamp software identifiers. Privacy strips every metadata block before the image leaves your tab — re-encodes the pixel data clean, ships nothing the recipient didn't ask for.
Privacy
Strip EXIF, GPS, camera fingerprint, and editor metadata before share.
Every photo arrives with a paper trail.
FyDark Privacy parses every metadata segment before you touch a control — EXIF, GPS, camera serial, software identifier, editor block, embedded thumbnail, XMP, orientation. The dossier shows what's there; the redaction pass decides what stays.
17 metadata fields detected. 15 marked for redaction.
The fields below are extracted from the source image's metadata blocks. Each row is categorised, risk-graded, and marked for redaction or kept based on the active scrub profile.
- GPS
GPSLatitude40.7128° Nhigh████ Redact - GPS
GPSLongitude74.0060° Whigh████ Redact - GPS
GPSAltitude8.4 mhigh████ Redact - EXIF
DateTimeOriginal2024:03:14 18:42:07medium████ Redact - EXIF
ExposureTime1/120 slow████ Redact - EXIF
FNumberf/2.8low████ Redact - EXIF
ISO200low████ Redact - CAMERA
MakeApplelow████ Redact - CAMERA
ModeliPhone 15 Promedium████ Redact - CAMERA
SerialNumberF7K9X42PMNhigh████ Redact - CAMERA
OwnerNameJordan Parkhigh████ Redact - SOFTWARE
SoftwareAdobe Photoshop 25.4medium████ Redact - EDITOR
ProcessingHistoryLightroom 13.2 → PS 25.4medium████ Redact - XMP
CreatorJordan Parkhigh████ Redact - XMP
Copyright© 2024 Jordan ParklowKept - ORIENT
Orientation1 (normal)lowKept - THUMB
ThumbnailImageembedded · 2.4 KBmedium████ Redact
6 high-risk fields detected (GPS, owner, serial). Without scrubbing, sharing this image leaks personal location and device fingerprint to anyone with a parser.
The dossier is auto-generated from the source on drop. Hover any row to see the full metadata block; click to toggle redaction; save the profile as a recipe for next time.
Eight metadata categories, each scrubbed independently
Strip the categories you care about, keep the ones you need. The default profile removes everything — but if a workflow needs orientation preserved (so the file rotates correctly in older viewers) or copyright preserved (so the byline ships with the image), per-category opt-in keeps that intact.
Eight categories, eight switches, one default profile.
Strip everything by default — flip a switch back on to keep the categories your workflow needs (orientation for older viewers, copyright for byline-required prints, camera attribution for transparency-required journalism).
Leaks · Date, time, exposure, lens, every shot setting.
Leaks · Make, model, serial number, owner name.
Leaks · Which editor + version + OS exported the file.
Leaks · Project file path, processing history, layer info.
Leaks · A tiny JPEG of the original — including pre-edit content.
Leaks · Which way the camera was held when shooting.
Leaks · Copyright, byline, keywords, descriptions.
The active profile redacts 7 categories. Default profile is "strip everything" — the safest pick for any pre-share workflow.
GPS coordinates
GPS lat/lng/alt are embedded by phone cameras by default. Even casual social posts leak this.
Output binary contains image data only
The scrub doesn't just hide metadata — it re-encodes the pixel data into a fresh container with no header bloat. The output file's binary representation contains image bytes plus the format's required header, nothing else. Open it in a hex editor; there's no leftover EXIF block.
Two report sheets, one verdict.
The pre-scrub sheet logs every leak — GPS coordinates, camera serial, software identifier — colour-coded by risk. The post-scrub sheet shows the same fields with redaction bars, leak score zeroed out, and a Cleared stamp ready for export.
- GPS · lat/lng40.7128° N · 74.0060° W
- GPS · altitude8.4 m
- EXIF · capture date2024:03:14 18:42:07
- EXIF · exposuref/2.8 · 1/120 · ISO 200
- Camera · serialF7K9X42PMN
- Camera · ownerJordan Park
- Software · IDAdobe Photoshop 25.4
- Editor · path/Users/jp/proj/v3.psd
- Thumbnail · embeddedJPEG · 2.4 KB
- XMP · creatorJordan Park
- XMP · copyright© 2024 Jordan Park
- Orientation1 (normal)
- GPS · lat/lng
- GPS · altitude
- EXIF · capture date
- EXIF · exposure
- Camera · serial
- Camera · owner
- Software · ID
- Editor · path
- Thumbnail · embedded
- XMP · creator
- XMP · copyright© 2024 Jordan Park
- Orientation1 (normal)
Drag a file in, paste from clipboard, or open from disk. The studio reads every metadata block before you touch a control — EXIF, GPS, camera, software, editor, thumbnail.
Default profile removes everything. Toggle per-category if a workflow needs to keep orientation, copyright, or camera attribution. The leak-risk indicator updates as you toggle.
Save the cleaned export. The output binary contains image data only — no EXIF, no GPS, no fingerprint, nothing the source photo's app embedded for its own purposes.
Six benches reaching for Privacy this week.
FyDark Privacy ships for designers, developers, marketers, photographers, founders, and content creators — each rendered as a security clearance profile with their authorisations and serial number on file.
Designers
- §01Strip editor data
- §02Re-encode clean
- §03Recipes
Developers
- §01Strip software ID
- §02Strip EXIF
- §03Recipes
Marketers
- §01Strip editor data
- §02Strip software ID
- §03Recipes
Photographers
- §01Strip camera fingerprint
- §02Strip GPS
- §03Re-encode clean
Founders & indies
- §01Strip GPS
- §02Strip EXIF
- §03Recipes
Content creators
- §01Strip GPS
- §02Strip EXIF
- §03Bulk optimize
Six entries, formerly redacted.
Every FAQ filed as a memorandum, every answer hidden behind a redaction bar until you click to declassify. Read the questions cold, open the bars one at a time.
Frequently asked, formerly redacted.
Six entries on metadata scrubbing, GPS removal, re-encoding integrity, and on-device guarantees. Click any entry to declassify the answer.
Eight categories by default: EXIF (capture date, exposure, lens, full camera record), GPS (lat/lng/alt/direction/reverse-geocoded address), camera fingerprint (serial number, owner name), software identifier (which editor + version + OS), editor metadata (Photoshop/Lightroom/GIMP-specific blocks), embedded thumbnail (often a tiny JPEG of the original), orientation hint, and XMP/IPTC text blocks (copyright, keywords, descriptions, byline). Each is independently toggleable.
Pick a track, open the studio,
ship the pixels.
Every track on this page links to its own dedicated workspace — resize, crop, compress, convert, effects, batch, SVG cleanup, privacy. Same canvas, same recipe shelf, more depth where you need it.