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A folder of client deliverables
Strip author names, company details, and edit history from an entire proposal or report set before sending — in one pass instead of one file at a time.
Remove Metadata From Up to 50 Files at Once
Drop in a whole folder of photos, PDFs, or Office documents and Blindfold cleans every one of them — entirely in your browser — then hands you back a single ZIP. No file-by-file uploads, no server involved.
One drop. Every file cleaned. One ZIP.
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Drop up to 50 files
Mix images, PDFs, and Office documents in a single batch — Blindfold handles each according to its type.
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Each file is cleaned locally
Every file is processed independently inside your browser. One problem file doesn't stop the rest of the batch.
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Download one ZIP
Every cleaned file, packaged together, ready to hand off or archive — no manual re-zipping.
Built for when it's more than one file
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A shoot's worth of photos
Clean GPS coordinates and camera details from every photo in a shoot before uploading to a portfolio or handing off to a client, without touching each file individually.
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An archive before you back it up
Scrub metadata across old documents or images in bulk before long-term storage or sharing, rather than re-opening each one.
Batch doesn't mean it goes to a server
Most "bulk" metadata tools work by uploading your whole folder to their servers, processing it there, and sending back a link. Blindfold's batch mode runs the same local, in-browser cleaning process across every file you drop in — nothing is ever transmitted, no matter how many files are in the batch.
Batch upload is a Pro feature
Free
- ✓ One file at a time
- ✓ JPEG, PNG, WebP
- ✓ 10 files per day, no account
Pro — $5/month
- ✓ Batch clean up to 50 files at once
- ✓ Download as a single ZIP
- ✓ PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX included
- ✓ Unlimited single-file scrubs
Frequently asked questions
How many files can I clean at once?
Up to 50 files in a single batch on Blindfold Pro. Drop them all in together and Blindfold processes each one individually before packaging the results.
What do I get back after a batch run?
A single ZIP file containing every cleaned file, ready to download. No manual re-zipping or one-by-one downloads.
Are my files uploaded to a server to be batch-processed?
No. Every file in the batch is scanned and cleaned entirely inside your browser, one at a time, using Web Workers. Nothing is transmitted anywhere — batch processing doesn't change that, it just runs the same local process across every file you drop in.
Can I mix file types in one batch — images and PDFs together?
Yes. A batch can contain any combination of the formats Blindfold supports: JPEG, PNG, WebP, PDF, DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX. Each file is cleaned according to its own type.
Is batch processing free?
Batch upload is a Pro feature ($5/month), alongside unlimited single-file scrubs and support for PDF, DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX. The free tier covers single images, up to 10 per day.
What happens if one file in the batch fails to process?
Blindfold processes each file independently, so one problematic file doesn't stop the rest of the batch. You'll still get a ZIP with every file that succeeded.