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Select an MP4, MOV or compatible video from your device.
Strip GPS location, device info, timestamps and editor tags from MP4, MOV, MKV and AVI — locally in your browser. Check what your file reveals for free, then download a cleaned copy.
MetaRemove keeps the workflow simple: inspect the file, remove common metadata fields and download a cleaned copy.
Select an MP4, MOV or compatible video from your device.
MetaRemove removes common metadata fields stored in the video container.
Save a new file with reduced exposure of location, device and software identifiers.
Phone and camera videos quietly carry an origin story that travels with the file.
A standard iPhone or Android clip can embed GPS coordinates accurate to a few metres, the make and model of the device, creation timestamps down to the second, and the name of the app or firmware that wrote the file. None of this is visible during playback — all of it travels with the file when you email it, drop it in Telegram file mode, upload it to a marketplace listing, or hand it to a client.
Platforms like YouTube and Instagram usually re-encode uploads and strip most container metadata. Private sharing does not. Email attachments, cloud links, WhatsApp/Telegram document mode and many ad platforms keep the original tags intact. If the file can leave your device as a file, clean it first.
Uploading a video to a random "online remover" to strip GPS is a privacy contradiction: you send the exact location data to a third-party server. MetaRemove is built the opposite way — the browser reads the container locally, remuxes without re-encoding, and never needs to upload the media.
Metadata can reveal where, when and how a video was created. MetaRemove helps reduce that exposure before you share.
The file is read and remuxed in your browser. It is not uploaded to a MetaRemove server for cleanup.
Video and audio streams are copied byte-for-byte into a clean container, so quality and codec stay identical.
Inspect GPS, device, date and hidden tags with the free checker before you decide to clean and download.
These are the moments where leftover tags cause the most damage.
Cloud links and email attachments preserve metadata. Always clean before sending raw footage of a home, office or job site.
Chat apps often keep EXIF/container tags when you send a file instead of a recompressed preview.
Selling a car, property or product? Video attachments can reveal your address through GPS tags.
Encoder and project tags look unprofessional and can leak tooling or campaign names. Agencies strip metadata as a default.
These platforms re-encode and strip most tags. Still verify with the free checker if you also share the same file privately.
The exact fields depend on your camera, phone, editor and video format.
| Field | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| GPSLatitude / GPSLongitude | Location coordinates | Removed when present |
| Make / Model | Phone, camera or device model | Removed when present |
| creation_time / DateTimeOriginal | Original capture timestamp | Removed when present |
| encoder / software | Editor or muxer name | Removed when present |
| Duration / codec | Playback parameters | Preserved |
Each container stores metadata differently. Use the page that matches your file type for denser, more relevant guidance.
No. Metadata inspection and cleanup are designed to run locally in your browser. Your video does not need to be uploaded to MetaRemove servers.
Best support is for MP4, MOV and M4V. MKV and AVI are also supported for common container tags. Use the format-specific pages for details.
No. MetaRemove remuxes without re-encoding, so frames and audio stay bit-identical to the original streams.
Yes. Use the free video metadata checker to preview GPS, device, date and software tags with no signup.
YouTube and Instagram usually strip most tags on upload. Clean anyway before private sharing, email, cloud links or marketplace listings.
The cleaned copy should no longer contain the removed common fields. Keep the original private if it still holds sensitive data.
Inspect hidden video data for free, then download a cleaned copy with local processing and no re-encoding.
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