EXIF and XMP removed
Supported WebP EXIF and XMP chunks are excluded from the clean copy and reported by category.
WebP files can include EXIF device and location data or XMP creator and editing fields alongside still or animated image content. This cleaner removes those supported metadata chunks and repairs the WebP feature flags without decoding the image.
Supported WebP EXIF and XMP chunks are excluded from the clean copy and reported by category.
Image, alpha, frame, timing, and animation chunks are preserved rather than flattened into one still frame.
The RIFF size and extended-format metadata flags are updated so the resulting WebP remains internally consistent.
This version targets standard EXIF and XMP chunks in WebP. It does not promise removal of every proprietary payload an application might hide in an unknown custom chunk.
File formats are messy. These answers describe the supported behavior of this version—not a promise that every trace everywhere has disappeared.
Yes. Animation and frame chunks are preserved; only supported EXIF and XMP metadata chunks are removed.
Yes. Alpha information is part of the image content and is kept.
No. The cleaned download remains a WebP file and the encoded image content is not recompressed.