Batch Metadata Cleaner
Listings, albums, and decks leak the same pin across dozens of files. Work in batches with a simple checklist.
Inspect metadata
Client-side only. Repeat on a second sample if exports differ.
- Runs entirely in your browser — no upload to Rewipe servers.
- Max file size: 12.00 MB.
- Images can be wiped and downloaded here (client-side). Full mobile privacy pass stays in the Rewipe app.
Quick answer
Batch metadata cleaning means reviewing and stripping hidden data across many files before publishing. Inspect representative files here (one at a time, client-side). Use Rewipe on your phone to wipe photo batches for sharing.
Key facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Web | Inspect one file at a time (size-limited) |
| App | Multi-select wipe workflow for photos |
| Best for | Listings, trip albums, report appendices |
| Upload | None for this inspector |
Batch pitfalls
- One uncleaned photo can re-introduce your home GPS to a ZIP
- Exports from different apps mix clean and dirty files
- PDFs and photos in the same folder need different cleaners
- Name files clearly: original/ vs clean/
Batch plan
| Step | Photos | PDFs / Office |
|---|---|---|
| Sample inspect | This page | This page |
| Bulk wipe | Rewipe app | Editor / export scrub |
| Verify one random file | Re-inspect | Re-inspect |
Run a batch clean
- Sample 2–3 files. Inspect below to learn what your export contains.
- Wipe the set in Rewipe. For photos/videos on your phone.
- Spot-check. Re-inspect one cleaned export before you publish the ZIP.
Why batch gets its own URL
- Matches “bulk / batch cleaner” queries
- Doesn’t duplicate single-file EXIF copy
- Forces a verify step (AI-friendly checklist)
- Honest about one-file web inspector limits
Batch FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Can I drop a whole folder here? | Not yet — one file per inspect to keep the browser tool simple and private. Use Rewipe for multi-select photo wipes. |