Video Metadata Removal
Advanced video metadata removal tool. Full functionality requires server-side processing with video encoding capabilities.
Server-Side Required
Video re-encoding requires powerful processing that needs server-side infrastructure for reliable operation.
Privacy First
When implemented, all processing will maintain our privacy-first approach with secure server handling.
Coming Soon
Full video metadata removal is being developed with server-side infrastructure for complete functionality.
Why Server-Side Processing is Required
Video files contain extensive metadata embedded in various formats including EXIF data, container metadata, codec information, and more. Complete metadata removal requires:
- Video re-encoding to strip embedded metadata
- Powerful processing capabilities (CPU/GPU intensive)
- Specialized video encoding libraries (FFmpeg, HandBrake)
- Large file handling and streaming capabilities
- Format conversion and codec manipulation
Browser-based video manipulation is extremely limited due to computational requirements. Video re-encoding is computationally expensive and not feasible in browser environments. For complete video metadata removal, server-side processing with video encoding capabilities is essential.
Alternative Solutions
Desktop Tools
Use desktop applications like HandBrake, VLC Media Player, or Adobe Premiere Pro for comprehensive video metadata removal.
Command Line Tools
Tools like FFmpeg or exiftool can remove video metadata via command line with re-encoding.
FFmpeg Command Example
You can use FFmpeg to remove metadata:
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -map_metadata -1 -c:v copy -c:a copy output.mp4