Remove Image Metadata
See exactly what EXIF, GPS and camera data is in your photo — and strip it. Runs in your browser.
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Why remove photo metadata?
Photos from phones often embed GPS coordinates, the exact time, and device details. Before posting a picture publicly, stripping this metadata protects your location and privacy. This tool shows you exactly what was hidden in the file before removing it.
Does the file leave my device?
No. The image is read and re-encoded locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded, which is exactly what a privacy tool should do.
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Frequently asked questions
- What metadata gets removed?
- EXIF data — including GPS location, camera model and timestamps — everything embedded by your phone or camera.
- Why should I remove photo metadata?
- To protect your location and privacy before posting a photo publicly; shared photos often still contain the exact GPS coordinates.
- Is this tool actually private?
- Yes — unlike tools that upload your file, it re-encodes the image locally in your browser and strips the metadata there.