Cookie Notice

The short version

Metadata Remover does not currently use advertising or analytics trackers. It stores a few small preferences in your browser, such as whether you dismissed the storage notice and which display theme you chose. These preferences never contain your images.

Cookies and browser storage

A cookie is a small piece of data a website asks your browser to keep. Browsers also provide local storage, which serves a similar purpose but is not sent with every web request. This notice covers both technologies.

What this site stores

• Storage-notice preference: local storage remembers when you select “Got it,” so the notice does not appear on every visit.
• Display preference: local storage may remember your light, dark, or system theme choice.
• Language preference: if you switch languages, the site may use a small cookie to remember that choice.
• Essential infrastructure data: the hosting or security provider may use strictly necessary storage to deliver the site, balance traffic, or prevent abuse.

These items do not include your selected images, extracted metadata, or cleaned files.

Analytics and advertising

As of the date shown above, the public site does not enable analytics, advertising, or social-media tracking cookies. If that changes, this notice will identify the service and purpose, and the site will request a choice before using non-essential storage where required.

Your controls

You can inspect, block, or delete cookies and local storage through your browser settings. Clearing site data removes saved preferences and may cause the storage notice to appear again. Blocking these preferences should not prevent the image-cleaning tool from processing files locally.

Your browser's help pages explain how to manage site data for a specific website.

Changes to this notice

This notice may change when the site's storage practices change. The date at the top shows the latest revision.