Remove EXIF Data from Image
Drop a photo and its hidden GPS location, camera model and timestamp are stripped instantly — the visible image is untouched.
or drop files (JPG · PNG · WEBP · GIF · BMP & more)
Every photo from a phone or camera carries hidden metadata — EXIF data — including the exact GPS location, device model, and timestamp of when it was taken. Stripping it removes all of that before you share the photo anywhere.
Common uses
Before posting publicly
Remove your GPS location from a photo before uploading it to a public site or marketplace.
Selling online
Strip device and location details from product photos before listing them.
General privacy
Clean metadata from any photo you're sending to someone you don't fully trust with your location.
How to do it
- 1Drop your photo into the box above — metadata is stripped immediately.
- 2Check the before/after — the visible image is identical; only hidden data is removed.
- 3Download the cleaned file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the photo look any different?
No — stripping EXIF only removes hidden metadata; the visible pixels are untouched.
What exactly gets removed?
GPS coordinates, camera/phone model, date and time taken, and other camera settings embedded by the device.
Is this done on a server?
No — re-encoding the image in your browser naturally drops all metadata; nothing is uploaded.
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