How to remove EXIF metadata and location from photos
- Add the photos you want to clean.
- Click Remove metadata — no settings needed.
- Download your photos without hidden data.
Every phone photo carries EXIF metadata: camera make and model, exact date and time, the software used and, very often, the GPS coordinates of where it was taken. Sharing a photo of your home, your children or an item for sale can reveal your address without you realizing it.
This tool strips that information (EXIF, GPS, XMP, comments) and tells you what it found in each file. JPG photos are not recompressed, so quality stays exactly the same; only the orientation is kept so the picture stays the right way up.
It's useful before posting a property or car listing, selling something on a classifieds site, sending photos to someone you don't know, or putting them on a blog. Some social networks strip this data themselves, but email, messaging apps in document mode and most websites don't.
Clean up to 50 photos at once. Files are processed in memory and deleted automatically after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What is EXIF data?
It's information saved automatically inside a photo: camera, settings, date, time and often the GPS location where it was taken.
Will my photo lose quality?
Not for JPG — the image isn't recompressed. Other formats are saved again at high quality.
How do I know if my photo has a GPS location?
After processing, the tool lists what it removed from each file: camera, date, GPS location, software and so on.
Are iPhone HEIC photos supported?
Yes. They're cleaned and saved as high-quality JPG so they open on every device.
Is it free and safe?
Yes, it's free with no sign-up. Photos are processed in memory and deleted after 30 minutes.