#exif

Image files can carry embedded GPS coordinates in their EXIF metadata — but whether a specific file...

Short answer: normalize the camera orientation at ingest, before you create an avatar derivative....

Short answer: re-encode the upload before it becomes public, then parse the resulting bytes and fail...

TL;DR: For a media pipeline that extracts text from photos, copy the original into private storage if...

Short answer: the upload still carries a camera orientation flag, but the derivative dropped it; read...

Short answer: For public Express image publishing, decode the pixels, re-encode a fresh derivative,...

Google Takeout hands you your photos with their capture dates, places and captions in separate JSON files whose names keep changing, and every file dated the day you exported. Here is what is in those files, why Apple Photos and friends put so many photos on export day, and what it takes to write the dates back in a browser.

Rotate the pixels once, at ingest, and use that rotated master as the only input to every thumbnail...

VeloCMS strips EXIF metadata from every image you publish, so GPS coordinates and camera details never reach readers. It happens automatically at upload.

Instagram has a small party trick that only Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses owners are supposed to see:...

MetaCleanse removes GPS coordinates, device details, editing history, AI tags, and more than 100 types of hidden image metadata directly in your browser—free, without uploads or registration.

Build a feature that takes a photo from input[type="file"] and draws it on screen, and sooner or...