View and remove image metadata
See the hidden EXIF data — including GPS location — stored in a photo, and download a clean copy without it.
Drop your photo here or click to browse
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Accepted: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP
See the hidden EXIF data — including GPS location — stored in a photo, and download a clean copy without it.
Drop your photo here or click to browse
Upload one file
Accepted: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP
See the hidden EXIF data stored in a photo — camera model, settings, timestamps, and, in many photos, precise GPS location — then download a clean copy with all of it stripped out.
Photos carry EXIF data: camera model, date and time, settings and, on phones, often the exact GPS location where the picture was taken. The tool shows all of it and flags location data clearly.
Removing metadata copies only the pixels into a fresh image, so nothing from the original tags, GPS included, is carried over.
Many phone cameras embed exact GPS coordinates in every photo by default — this tool flags it clearly if present so you know before sharing.
No — only the metadata is stripped; the pixel data is unchanged.
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