Your files say too much.
Photos, Word files and PDFs carry who made them, where and when. FileSanity removes it in your browser, checks the clean copy and gives you a receipt. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop a photo or document here.
, paste one, or .
JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, MP4, MOV, M4A, MP3, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument and PDF
On this device. 0 network requests.
The candidate sees an offer. The file names everyone who touched it.
- Who wrote it
- Priya Raman, last edited by H. Delacroix
- Company
- Delacroix Partners, manager H. Delacroix
- How long
- 847 minutes of editing, 14 saves
- Hidden fields
- Client matter DEL-2026-0417, reviewer S. Byrne
18 fields in all. and remove them. The names and values are invented.
Three steps, all on your machine.
Drop
Drop, paste or choose a photo, an Office document or a PDF.
Read
FileSanity lists what the file carries, sorted by what it gives away: the person, the place, the time, the device.
Clean
Remove it and download the clean copy. The picture and cells are not touched; in documents, comments go and tracked changes are accepted.
Or let every upload clean itself.
The free extension for Chrome and Firefox removes the metadata the moment you attach a file to an email or upload it to any site. Same cleaner, and the file still never leaves your browser.
What each kind of file gives away.
| File | Formats | What it carries |
|---|---|---|
| Photos | JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, MP4, MOV | GPS position, camera and serial number, the time to the second, editing app, your name |
| Office documents | Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument | Author, last editor, company, manager, editing minutes, custom fields, a thumbnail of page one |
| Author, title, subject, the program that made it, created and modified dates, XMP |
Network requests while your file is cleaned.
The counter under the cleaner reads the browser's own record of every request this page makes after your file arrives. It stays at zero because the reading and the rewriting happen in this tab. Load the page, turn off Wi-Fi, and clean a file: it still works. The code is open, so anyone can check.
Free for one file. Paid for many.
Free
For anyone
$0 a month
- Every format, one file at a time
- The report for each file
- Works offline, no account needed
Pro
For one person who sends files often
$6 a month
- Batches of any size, zips in and out
- Saved policy: choose what to keep
- A record of every batch
Team
For a firm of up to five
$24 a month
- Pro for five people
- One policy shared by the team
- Signed reports from the API
API
For systems that clean files
$29 a month
- 50,000 files a month by API key
- Signed reports
- Files go to our server for one request, then are gone
Prices in US dollars. Compare the plans
Questions
- Is my file uploaded?
- No. The page reads and rewrites the file inside your browser tab. Under the cleaner, a counter shows every network request the page makes after your file arrives, taken from the browser's own record, and it stays at zero. Only the hosted API, which you call from your own code, sends a file to a server, and its page says so.
- What does it remove?
- From photos: GPS position, camera and serial number, dates, editing software, names, comments, and AI and Content Credentials (C2PA) records. From Word, Excel and PowerPoint: author, last editor, company, manager, editing time, custom properties, the preview thumbnail, comments, and the camera data and position of photos placed in the document; tracked changes are accepted. From videos and voice recordings: GPS position, camera, software, titles and recording time. From MP3s: the ID3 tags. From OpenDocument files: author, editing time, generator, the printer name, comments and the data of photos placed in them; tracked changes are accepted. From PDFs: the document information and the XMP, plain or compressed, and the camera data and position of JPEG photos placed in them. When a PDF stores something in a way FileSanity cannot rewrite yet, the result shows it as kept and says the file is not fully cleaned.
- Does it remove AI labels and Content Credentials?
- It shows and removes the metadata ones: C2PA Content Credentials, the IPTC "made by AI" tag, and the prompt and settings AI tools write into PNG files. Pro can keep them with a saved policy, for example when a client asks for provenance. It does not touch watermarks hidden in the pixels, such as SynthID: FileSanity never changes the picture.
- How do I know it worked?
- After cleaning, FileSanity reads the clean copy again with the same parsers and tells you whether any metadata is left. Download the receipt to keep that result with SHA-256 fingerprints of the file before and after; batches put the same in their record.