Remove metadata from photos
Photos from phones store where and when they were taken, and which device took them. Before you post them online or send them to strangers, strip that data. Each photo is flagged when it contained a GPS location.
How it works
- Drop the photos you want to share.
- Each one is re-saved without any metadata; photos that contained a GPS location are marked.
- Download the clean copies. The originals on your device stay untouched.
FAQ
What is EXIF data?
Information stored inside the image file: camera model, settings, date and time, and often the exact GPS coordinates where the photo was taken.
Do social networks remove it for me?
Some do, many messengers, forums, marketplaces and email do not. Removing it yourself is the safe default.
Does removing EXIF change the photo?
The picture looks the same. It is re-saved at quality 92, and the orientation is baked in so the photo stays upright.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Every image is decoded and re-encoded inside your browser; nothing is sent to a server.