Strip sensitive EXIF metadata from images before publishing to the web. Activates when working with images for blog posts, websites, or public content, or when EXIF, metadata, GPS data, or image privacy is mentioned.
Installation
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Strip sensitive EXIF metadata from images before publishing to the web. Activates when working with images for blog posts, websites, or public content, or when EXIF, metadata, GPS data, or image privacy is mentioned.
EXIF Metadata Stripper
Automatically detects and strips sensitive EXIF metadata from images before they are published.
When to Activate
User is adding images to a blog post, website, or public content
User mentions EXIF data, metadata, GPS coordinates, or image privacy
User is preparing images for deployment or publishing
User stages image files for a git commit
What to Do
Proactively remind the user to check images for sensitive metadata when they add images to public-facing content.
Audit first — run the check script to see what metadata exists:
./scripts/check-exif.sh <path>
Strip if needed — remove sensitive metadata while preserving display-critical data:
./scripts/strip-exif.sh <path>
What Gets Stripped vs Preserved
Stripped (privacy-sensitive):
GPS coordinates and location data
Camera serial numbers
Software and editing history
Owner/artist names
Thumbnail and preview images
Maker notes
Preserved (display-critical):
Orientation (prevents rotated images)
ICC color profile (ensures accurate colors)
Important Notes
Always audit before stripping so the user knows what was found
If you install the optional hook files, staged images can be cleaned automatically before commit
