Browser-first handling
Files are processed in the browser cleaning pipeline whenever possible, reducing unnecessary exposure and keeping the experience fast for photos, graphics, and common videos.
Private file hygiene for a global web
Clean selected EXIF, XMP, comment and timestamp containers in supported image and video files. Review the before-and-after report, then download a copy. Guests can clean 5 files at once; free accounts can clean 10. Keep your originals and check each result before sharing.
Metadata cleaner
The cleaner runs locally in your browser whenever possible, which keeps the workflow fast and reduces exposure. Image files are re-encoded or rebuilt without common metadata chunks. MP4 and MOV files are scanned for recognizable metadata atoms and text payloads while preserving playable media structure.
A synthetic PNG contains a comment: "DataClean sample: private project reference". Run the cleaner and compare its metadata and compressed image data. No personal file is needed.
Sample ready. Results will appear here.
Read the format-specific limitations and verify your own output.
Privacy posture
Fenwick DataClean is designed around a privacy-first workflow that people can understand immediately. Clean files without an account, create a free account for larger batches, and download scrubbed copies without needing technical knowledge.
Files are processed in the browser cleaning pipeline whenever possible, reducing unnecessary exposure and keeping the experience fast for photos, graphics, and common videos.
Guests can clean up to 5 files per batch. Free accounts can clean up to 10 files per batch, making repeated privacy checks easier without complicating the workflow.
Every cleaned file gets a status report before download, so users can build a repeatable habit: upload, scrub, review, and share with less hidden information attached.
Supported formats
The app focuses on the file types people share most often: photos, graphics, screenshots, short videos, and mobile camera clips. Each file receives a cleaning report so users can see what happened before they download.
Everyday use cases
Most people do not open a metadata inspector before they post a photo, send a portfolio file, or upload a short video. They just need a dependable step that fits into normal sharing. Fenwick DataClean gives people a direct path: choose files, clean copies, review status notes, and download. The interface avoids clutter, works on phones and desktops, and explains privacy in plain American English so international visitors can use it without needing a technical background.
The tool is useful before public social posts, marketplace listings, freelance deliveries, screenshots in support tickets, press assets, school projects, resumes converted into images, short-form video uploads, and client media handoffs. It does not replace careful review of visible content, filenames, or legal recordkeeping, but it makes one important privacy layer easy to repeat.
Privacy resources
Choose a guide for the information you want to check: remove EXIF data, erase GPS coordinates from photos, clean media files before public upload, and build a repeatable file privacy routine.
EXIF remover
Learn what EXIF can reveal and why cleaning a copy before posting helps protect camera details, timestamps, and location-sensitive photo metadata.
Open EXIF guidePhoto cleaner
A practical page for JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, screenshots, and exported graphics, written for creators, teams, sellers, and everyday sharing.
Open photo guideVideo privacy
Understand hidden MP4, MOV, and M4V container fields before publishing client clips, social videos, product demos, or private camera exports.
Open video guideGPS cleanup
Location metadata can expose homes, workplaces, travel routes, and private meeting places. This guide explains safer photo sharing habits.
Open GPS guideWorkflow
A simple checklist for cleaning files before sending resumes, real estate photos, legal attachments, social posts, press assets, and marketplace images.
Open checklistFormats
See how Fenwick DataClean approaches common image and video formats, including JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, MP4, MOV, and M4V files.
Open format guideProcess
Learn what the cleaner changes, what it leaves alone, and how to verify cleaned files before using them in a public workflow.
Open process guideGlossary
Understand EXIF, XMP, GPS tags, PNG chunks, MP4 atoms, and other terms that appear when people clean photos and videos.
Open glossaryTrust
Metadata removal is for privacy hygiene. Review the responsible-use principles before using cleaned files in professional or public contexts.
Open principles