Remove all EXIF metadata — location, device, timestamp — before you share an image.
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Photos carry invisible baggage — GPS coordinates, device serials, capture times. Strip it all before posting, selling, or sending a picture anywhere public.
Load the image whose metadata you want gone.
Run the removal — EXIF records are stripped from the file.
Download the clean version.
Share it freely; the image looks identical but carries no hidden data.
Complete EXIF stripping, identical visuals, and processing that never leaves your browser.
GPS coordinates embedded at capture are stripped, so a photo cannot reveal where it was taken.
Camera model, serial numbers and capture timestamps disappear along with the location tags.
Selling platforms and public portfolios are safer when photos carry no hidden data.
The image itself is unchanged; only the invisible data block is gone.
The file is analyzed and cleaned locally, so originals never leave your computer.
The EXIF block: GPS coordinates, camera make and model, serial numbers, orientation flags and capture timestamps, plus other embedded tags that apps may have added.
If the file still carries GPS data, a free metadata viewer can pinpoint the spot within meters. That risk disappears once the tags are stripped.
Most major platforms do on upload, but the original file sent by email, chat or cloud link keeps everything. Clean the file before it leaves your hands.
No. The pixels are untouched and only the metadata block is removed, so the picture looks exactly the same.
The tool works in all modern browsers including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Safari and Opera. We recommend keeping your browser up to date for the best experience.
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