Remove EXIF Data from Photos
Photos from phones and cameras carry hidden metadata, often including the exact GPS location where they were taken. Strip it before you post or send a photo, without losing any image quality.
Free · No sign-up · Files stay on your device
How to use Remove EXIF Data
- 1Add your JPG or PNG photos.
- 2See what each photo contains, such as GPS location or camera details.
- 3Click "Remove metadata" and download the clean photos.
Features
- Removes GPS location, camera and date info
- Lossless for JPG and PNG: no re-compression
- Shows which photos contained GPS data
- Keeps colour profiles so colours stay accurate
- Batch process up to 100 photos
What is EXIF data?
EXIF is information your camera saves inside each photo: the camera and lens model, settings, the date and time, and often the GPS coordinates. Anyone who gets the original file can read it, which can reveal where you live or work.
Is image quality affected?
No. For JPG and PNG, the metadata blocks are cut out of the file directly, so the picture data is not re-compressed. The only exception is a photo with a rotation tag: it is redrawn upright first so it does not appear sideways once the tag is gone.
Frequently asked questions
Do social networks remove EXIF automatically?
Many large platforms strip it from public posts, but email, messaging apps, cloud links and many websites send the original file with all its metadata.
Will my photo look different?
No. The pixels are untouched for JPG and PNG files. Only the hidden metadata is removed.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Everything happens in your browser, which matters for a privacy tool. Your photos never leave your device.