How can I remove metadata from images?

Removing metadata from images can definitely help with privacy, but there are a few downsides you might want to keep in mind:

1. Loss of Useful Information: Metadata can include useful details about your images, like when and where they were taken, camera settings, and even GPS coordinates. If you're a photographer or you like to keep track of where your photos were shot, losing that info might be a bummer.

2. Context Loss: If you share images without metadata, people looking at those pictures might miss out on the story behind them. Imagine sharing a beautiful vacation shot with friends, and they have no idea where it was taken or what you were up to. The magic can kinda fade!

3. Editing Inconvenience: If you're into editing your photos, metadata can help keep track of different versions and edits. When you strip it away, it might get tricky to manage what changes you've made over time.

4. Trust Issues in Certain Contexts: Sometimes, especially in professional settings, metadata can help establish the authenticity of an image. If you're submitting photos for a contest or a professional portfolio, the absence of metadata could raise some eyebrows.

5. Batch Processing Limitations: To remove metadata from images. If you're handling a large number of images, the batch processing limit (100 images at a time) might slow you down, especially if you’ve got a huge library to clean up.