Whole folders in one pass
Point it at four hundred photos from a shoot. It cleans every one, reports what it found, and never touches your originals.
Everything happens on your machine — which means whole folders at once, files far too large or too confidential to send through a browser, and a program that keeps working when the network does not.
Point it at four hundred photos from a shoot. It cleans every one, reports what it found, and never touches your originals.
Client documents, medical scans, journalistic sources, legal exhibits. Sending them to a website to strip a GPS tag defeats the point.
Every outbound request is blocked at the process level. Not a promise in a policy — a rule the program enforces on itself.
Clean a file without opening anything. Select, right-click, done.
No upload limit to work around. The ceiling is your own machine.
One payment for the major version. No subscription, no account required to keep using it, no phoning home.
| Capability | Web | Desktop |
|---|---|---|
| Read hidden metadata and signed provenance | Yes | Yes |
| Remove selected metadata without re-encoding | Yes | Yes |
| Verify the result after export | Yes | Yes |
| Files processed one at a time | One | Unlimited batch |
| File leaves your machine | Sent to the local engine | Never |
| Works with no internet connection | No | Yes |
| Right-click integration in the file explorer | No | Yes |
| Maximum file size | 20 MB | Your disk |
| Price | Free | One payment |
One payment of 19.00 EUR excluding VAT, and it is yours. No subscription, no account to keep, nothing phoning home. One licence covers one computer; the key activates up to three times so that reinstalling Windows on that computer never costs you what you paid for.
See the price and buy Download the installer
Windows, 64-bit · 103 MB · version 0.1.0
SHA-256 F4DDED009957722B97176029530D8FE3D668BB7F724BF73BB918E0EA51E32469
When you run the installer, Windows may show a blue screen saying "Windows protected your PC". Nothing is wrong with the file. That screen appears because Windows does not yet recognise us as a publisher — and it will keep appearing until enough people have downloaded QuietMeta without incident.
We would rather explain it than let you find it alone:
Get-FileHash .\QuietMeta-Setup-0.1.0-x64.exeWe are buying a code-signing certificate, which is what makes that screen go away for good. It takes a few days to be issued, and the reputation it carries builds with downloads. Until then, this page is the honest version of the story.
You get the application, every update to major version 1, and the right to use it on one computer for as long as you like. You do not get a subscription, a cloud account, or a tool that checks in with us — QuietMeta blocks its own network access at the process level, so it cannot phone home even if a future bug tried to.