Standard Clean
Best default for everyday sharing. Removes common privacy metadata while preserving useful file behavior where verification passes.
Metadata remover
Remove metadata from PDFs and images before sharing.
Blivion removes supported EXIF, GPS, XMP, image metadata, and PDF metadata locally in your browser. Clean the file, verify the result, and keep a certificate of what changed.
What it removes
A metadata cleaner for the files people actually share
Metadata removal should be specific. Blivion shows the source findings, strips supported fields, and verifies the export instead of asking you to trust a silent cleanup button.
Remove EXIF data from JPEG images before sharing.
Remove GPS location data and camera/device fields from supported photos.
Clean supported PDF metadata such as document info, XMP metadata, annotations, actions, attachments, and trailer IDs.
Batch-clean supported files when you need a cleaner ZIP handoff.
Clean profiles
Pick the level of clean before you export
Deep Clean
A stricter posture for cautious sharing. It is more willing to rebuild PDFs when native preservation is not strong enough.
Maximum Clean
Strongest cleanup posture. PDFs are rebuilt visually so original PDF objects, text layers, forms, annotations, actions, attachments, and trailer IDs are not preserved.
Verification
Metadata removal should leave a readable trail
After cleaning, Blivion reports what was stripped, what stayed because it is necessary for the file format, what was rebuilt, and what remains outside the guarantee boundary.
Best forPhotos, screenshots, PDFs, metadata-only cleanup, and batch handoff prep
Not a promiseSteganography detection or removing sensitive content still visible in pixels