Remove EXIF Data
Every photo you share can leak your GPS location, device model and exact time. Strip all metadata before posting — batch support, processed locally, privacy by design.
Runs locally in your browser
Drop photos here, or click to choose
JPG / PNG / WebP · batch supported
Cleaned photos will appear here.
How to use Remove EXIF Data
- Add the photos you want to clean.
- Review the files queued for local processing.
- Download copies with metadata removed.
Common use cases
- Share marketplace photos without GPS metadata.
- Remove location data before posting publicly.
- Clean photos before sending them to someone you do not know.
- Prepare images for social networks.
Good to know
- JPEG and WebP images may be re-encoded.
- Animated images are not supported.
- Exports contain pixel data only; the original file is not changed.
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FAQ
What is EXIF data and why remove it?
EXIF is metadata embedded by your camera: GPS coordinates, device model, date and time, even thumbnails. Shared publicly, it can reveal where you live or work. This tool removes all of it.
How does it work without a server?
The photo is redrawn onto a clean Canvas and re-exported — Canvas output contains pixels only, zero metadata. Nothing is uploaded; there's no server involved at all.
Does it affect image quality?
JPG/WebP are re-encoded at 92% quality — visually identical. PNG is lossless. Animated GIFs aren't supported (the animation would be flattened).