Feature
Batch metadata removal for busy workflows
Bulk remove EXIF and metadata from photos, videos, and PDFs. Drag-and-drop files, scrub in seconds, and deliver clean batches without losing quality.
Batch remove EXIF from folders
Drop entire shoots or project folders to bulk remove EXIF and metadata in one pass.
Built for speed and scale
Queue up to 10 files on Free or 20 on Pro. Files are processed sequentially for predictable browser performance.
Review every result
See which files completed, download clean copies, and open the metadata report when fields were found.
Batch workflow details
Use batch metadata removal to scrub entire folders, keep consistent policies, and deliver clean files on time.
Ideal for
- Real estate shoots and listing folders
- Editorial photo and video packages
- Client deliverables with privacy requirements
- Archiving and compliance workflows
Plan access
- Free: 10 files per month, strip-only, up to 10 files per batch
- Pro: unlimited monthly usage, 20-file batches, selective editing, 30-day history
- Saved presets, team controls, audit logs, and a public API are not available yet
- Standard scrubbing stays on-device; encrypted Pro PDFs are the exception
Frequently asked questions
How do I bulk remove metadata from multiple photos?
Drag in a batch of files, scrub them together, and download clean versions in one step.
Can I batch remove EXIF from folders and subfolders?
Yes. scrub.media accepts large batches so you can scrub an entire shoot or folder at once.
Is batch metadata removal lossless?
Yes. Scrubbing removes metadata only, leaving image, video, and PDF quality untouched.
Do I need Pro for batch processing?
No. Free can scrub up to 10 files in a batch, within the 10-file monthly allowance. Pro supports batches of up to 20 files and unlimited monthly usage.
Does Pro include selective editing and presets?
Pro includes selective editing so you can keep certain fields. Saved presets are planned but are not available yet.
Do my files leave my device?
Standard scrubbing happens on your device. Encrypted Pro PDFs can use transient server decryption before the browser completes the scrub.