Photos, videos, and PDFs carry more than their visible content — GPS coordinates, camera details, author names, and timestamps ride along quietly. Drop files below and Cleanroom removes what it can, entirely in your browser.
A photo's EXIF data can include the exact GPS coordinates of where it was taken, your camera or phone model, and the precise timestamp. PDFs often embed the author's name and the software used. Videos can carry the same GPS and device data as photos. None of this is visible when you look at the file — but it travels with it when you share, upload, or forward it, which is how home addresses and personal identifiers end up exposed without anyone meaning to share them.
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no upload · processed on-deviceMetadata is hidden information embedded inside your files automatically by devices like cameras, phones, and software. For photos, this includes "EXIF data," which can contain the exact GPS coordinates where the picture was taken, the device model, the exact time, and camera settings. For documents, it can reveal author names, edit histories, and creation dates.
Unlike traditional online tools that force you to upload your personal files to their cloud servers, DocCleanroom operates on a zero-backend, browser-native architecture. Your files are processed entirely on your local device using JavaScript. No files are ever transmitted across the internet, stored in a database, or seen by human eyes.
Yes. DocCleanroom is a 100% free, privacy-first software utility built to make data cleaning accessible to everyone without requiring accounts, logins, or paid upgrades.
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