Before a photo goes into a group chat, a listing or a public post, see everything stored in it — and what we could not inspect — then share a checked copy.
The tool runs in your browser (JavaScript required). Nothing is uploaded.
We do not look at what the picture shows. Faces, documents on a desk, a screen, a license plate or a view that gives away where you live are your call — there is no OCR or image recognition. Anything in the file we recognise but cannot fully read is shown as "Not fully inspected".
JPEG, HEIC/HEIF, AVIF, PNG and WebP. Other formats are named and left unchanged.
That what was removed was not found again when the new copy was reopened and scanned a second time. It does not mean the whole file or the picture has been checked for everything.
A part of the file we recognised but could not look inside. We found no evidence of personal information there, but we can't confirm it, so it is never counted as checked.
No. Everything happens in your browser.