Files say more
than you meant them to.

See everything a file discloses, then remove it without touching the picture.

Reads the lot

EXIF, XMP, IPTC, ICC, comments and container fields, each named with the exact byte range it came from.

Finds what viewers hide

A second full-resolution image tucked into APP2 MPF. A Motion Photo video appended past the end-of-image marker. Both rendered on screen.

Strips losslessly

Keeps only the markers a decoder needs, so the compressed image data is never rewritten and the pixels come out identical.

Proves it

Re-reads the file it produced with the same engine, and shows you the result and the byte count removed.

Write a new identity onto a file, and find out whether it holds together.

Writes real EXIF

Make, model, software, artist, capture time, timezone offset and GPS, as a proper TIFF block — not a text tag a reader will ignore.

Clears the ground first

Existing metadata and embedded payload are removed before the new block goes in, so nothing contradicts it.

Scores the result

GPS against the recorded timezone, capture date against 82 known camera release dates, model against manufacturer.

Reads back what it made

The score runs on the produced file, not on the values you typed.

Send a file as a link the platform never sees the contents of.

Encrypts before upload

AES-256-GCM in your browser. The key rides after the # in the link, which browsers never put in a request.

Hides the envelope too

Filename and type are sealed inside the ciphertext, and the length is padded, so the store holds an opaque object.

Expires and burns

Set how long a link lives and how many times it can be claimed. Opening the page costs nothing — only claiming does.

Stays yours

Your dashboard lists every link you made, with the filename, and revokes any of them instantly.