Know what’s attached.
Find metadata that may contain location, dates, device details and descriptive properties.
Keep the file.
Lose the metadata.
Photos and files can carry location, camera details, dates and names. MetaQuiet shows what’s inside and creates a clean copy, right on your device.
No uploads. No account. Original untouched.
↳ On-device processing↳ Originals preserved↳ No account needed↳ No ads or tracking
From hidden details to a quiet copy.
Five views, straight from the app.
Share the moment. Keep the extra details to yourself.
A photo can carry more than a memory. MetaQuiet helps you see the hidden information that can travel with it.
A copy. A clean start.
Remove supported metadata from a separate copy. Your original file stays exactly where you left it.
Privacy without a detour.
No cloud processing or new account. A straightforward tool that works on the device you already trust.
Three small steps. A calmer way to share.
Choose your file
Choose a supported image, document, audio, video or ZIP from your device.
See what it carries
Review the detected metadata and understand what can be removed.
Make a clean copy
Save or share a separate, verified copy. Keep your original.
Your files. An honest view of support.
We tell you exactly what works today, with its limits, and what isn’t supported.
Photos
Available · with limitsJPG · JPEG · PNG · WebP · GIF · HEIC · HEIF · TIFF
Selected EXIF, XMP, comments and text blocks. Still-image HEIC and classic TIFF only; RAW/AVIF/BigTIFF are rejected. Display orientation is preserved in a minimal technical EXIF record; descriptive EXIF is removed. TIFF orientation is preserved.
More photos
Not supportedRAW · AVIF · BigTIFF
Not supported. Renaming the extension does not convert the file.
Videos
Available · with limitsMP4 · MOV · M4V · 3GP · 3G2 · AVI · FLV · MKV · WebM
Selected container tags and dates. Encoded media is preserved; codec metadata, chapters and attachments may remain. Fragmented ISO-BMFF, OpenDML AVI and unknown-sized MKV/WebM clusters are rejected.
Documents
Available · with limitsPDF · DOCX · XLSX · PPTX
PDF Info/XMP, or standard Office document-property parts. PDF up to 5 MB; encrypted, signed, interactive and object-stream PDFs are rejected. Embedded content and annotations remain.
Audio
Available · with limitsMP3 · M4A · WAV · FLAC · OGG · OGA · OPUS · AAC · WMA
ID3, selected RIFF tags, FLAC comments/artwork and M4A container tags. Encoded sound stays unchanged. AAC requires ADTS framing; Ogg requires a single Vorbis/Opus stream; WMA requires unencrypted audio-only ASF. Other variants are rejected.
Other files
Available · with limitsZIP
Archive timestamps, extras and comments only. File names, permissions and member contents remain. No recursive cleaning. ZIP64, encryption and signed Office packages are rejected.
Your files never leave your device for cleaning.
Privacy should be part of how a tool works. Every scan and every clean copy happens right here with you.
Read our privacy approach →
Early access. Free and unlimited.
MetaQuiet is free and unlimited during early access. When Pro launches, early users keep Pro at no cost.
Included now
- Unlimited clean copies
- Unlimited metadata inspection
- All supported formats
- No watermark, ever
Our promise to early users
When Pro launches, people who started using MetaQuiet during early access keep Pro at no cost. Nothing is for sale today, and the app shows no purchase screens.
Get MetaQuietA few things you might wonder.
Do my files leave my device?
No. Scanning and cleaning run locally. MetaQuiet has no upload endpoint, account system or analytics. Sharing a result opens your chosen destination, which has its own privacy practices.
Will my original file change?
No. MetaQuiet creates a separate copy. The original is never overwritten.
Which files can I clean today?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, HEIC, TIFF, MP3, WAV, FLAC, MP4/MOV/M4A, PDF, DOCX/XLSX/PPTX and ZIP, plus Ogg/Opus, ADTS AAC, WMA, AVI/FLV/MKV/WebM and 3GP/3G2, each with its own limits. RAW, AVIF, BigTIFF and legacy Office files are not supported.
Does this remove everything private?
No. Visible faces, addresses, text, watermarks and hidden information inside image pixels remain. This is metadata minimization, not anonymization.