EXIF Data Remover
Remove GPS location, camera details and other hidden metadata from photos without reducing quality.
Cleaned in your browser. The picture itself is not re-compressed, so the quality stays exactly the same.
EXIF Data Remover
Photos from phones and cameras carry hidden EXIF metadata: the exact GPS location, the date and time, and the camera and phone model. Sharing the original file can reveal where you live. This tool shows what a photo contains and removes it without re-encoding the image, so the quality stays exactly the same.
How to use EXIF Data Remover
- Choose one or more photos (JPG, PNG or WebP).
- See which metadata each photo contains, including whether it has a location.
- Keep the colour profile ticked (it holds no personal data) and download the cleaned photos.
When it comes in handy
- Selling items online without revealing your home address.
- Sharing photos of your children or home privately.
- Removing camera details before publishing photos on a website.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the image quality reduced?
- No. The metadata sections are cut out of the file and the image data itself is copied unchanged.
- Do social networks remove EXIF anyway?
- Most large networks strip location when you post, but files sent by email, messaging apps as documents, or uploaded to websites and marketplaces often keep it.
- Can I add a location instead?
- Yes, the Image Geotagger adds GPS data to photos.