Free · Nothing is uploaded
Remove Metadata from Photo
Remove GPS location, camera details and other hidden EXIF data from your photos before you share them. The picture itself stays exactly the same.
Drop photos here
Up to 20 at once · JPG, PNG or WebP
Cleaned on your device. Your photos are never uploaded.
No quality loss: the image itself isn’t re-saved, only the metadata is cut out.
- Cleaned on your device. Nothing is uploaded
- No quality loss, the image isn’t re-saved
- Up to 20 photos at once
Real example · Metadata remover
- Revealing fields
- …
- GPS location
- …
- Camera
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Photo: Kevin Young / Unsplash, saved with demo phone details
Real examples
Before and after
Drag the slider: the same phone photo before and after removing its details. Only the hidden data goes; the picture itself is not re-saved.
- No hidden details
- 40.75822, -73.98567
- iPhone 15 Pro
- 14 Jun 2026, 18:42
| Before | After | |
|---|---|---|
| Revealing fields | 10 | 0 |
| GPS location | 40.75822, -73.98567 | None |
| File size | 129,132 bytes | 128,900 bytes |
| Picture quality | Original | Unchanged |
232 bytes of hidden details removed from the test photo used on the metadata viewer page.
Why remove EXIF data before sharing
Hide your location
Photos taken at home can reveal your address through GPS coordinates.
Rentals and listings
Strip the location before posting photos of your home, car or valuables.
Selling online
Marketplaces don’t always remove metadata. Clean product photos before you upload them.
Email and cloud links
Unlike WhatsApp or Instagram, email attachments and shared links keep all metadata.
What this EXIF remover keeps and removes
Removed
GPS location, camera make and model, dates, software, comments, XMP and IPTC data, and AI prompts saved in PNG files.
Kept
The colour profile and the rotation setting, so your photo looks the same and doesn’t turn sideways.
Checked
After cleaning, we read the new file again to confirm nothing revealing is left.
Questions people ask
How do I remove metadata from a photo?
Drop your photos into the tool above, or tap Choose photos. Each one is cleaned on your device in a second, then you download the clean copy. Nothing is uploaded.
Does removing EXIF data lower the photo quality?
No. The tool cuts the metadata out of the file without re-saving the image, so the picture itself stays exactly the same. The file just gets a little smaller.
What does it remove?
GPS location, camera make and model, dates, software, comments, XMP and IPTC data, and AI prompts saved in PNG files. It keeps the colour profile and the rotation setting, so your photo still looks and turns the right way.
Can I remove metadata from iPhone photos?
JPG photos, yes. iPhone HEIC photos can't be cleaned in the browser yet. Share them as Most Compatible (JPG) first, or turn off Location in the iPhone share options before sending.
Is it free and private?
Yes. It's free, needs no account, and runs entirely in your browser, so your photos never leave your device. You can clean up to 20 photos at a time.