See exactly what a photo is carrying, GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, capture timestamps, then strip all of it and permanently redact anything in frame. Everything happens on the image bytes in this tab; nothing is uploaded.
It does: read and remove embedded metadata, including GPS coordinates, camera make, model and body serial number, capture timestamps and software fingerprints. It permanently destroys pixels in the regions you mark, so a redacted face or document cannot be recovered from the exported file.
It does not: claim to defeat any specific face-recognition model. Producing adversarial examples against a system like ArcFace or FaceNet requires that model's own weights and gradients; noise generated without them does not reliably fool it, and we would rather tell you that than sell you a placebo. If you need a face not to be matched, redact it: removing the pixels works against every matcher because there is nothing left to match.
Also worth knowing: stripping metadata does not anonymise what the photo shows. Street signs, reflections, window views and screen contents identify a place perfectly well on their own.
Just want to check a photo without unlocking anything? Use the free photo metadata checker.