Video, Audio & Document Metadata Scrubber

Photos get all the privacy attention, but a video from your phone can carry GPS coordinates of where it was shot, an MP3 you exported can carry your real name and recorder software, a PDF remembers its author in the document properties, and every DOCX quietly stores who created it and who last saved it. Sharing any of those files publicly — to a forum, a client, or a file host — shares that metadata too.

How it works: 1) Drop your MP4/MOV, MP3, WAV, PDF, or DOCX files (batch supported). 2) Each file is scrubbed on your device — ID3 tags, RIFF INFO chunks, MP4 metadata atoms, PDF info dictionaries and XMP streams, DOCX docProps are removed, and the parts of the file that actually matter are copied byte-for-byte. 3) Read the report of exactly what was removed, then download the clean files individually or as one ZIP.

Nothing is uploaded — the scrubber is hand-rolled binary parsing running in your browser, so it works offline and there is no size-based pricing or watermark. For photos, use our EXIF & GPS stripper, which is built specifically for image formats.