Strip GPS location, camera info and all hidden metadata from a photo before you share it. Lossless, free, in your browser.

Photos secretly carry metadata — your GPS location, camera serial, the exact date and editing software. Drop a photo to wipe it all and download a clean copy. Everything happens in your browser; your photo is never uploaded.

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or click to choose — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP. Cleaned locally, never uploaded.

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About EXIF & Metadata Remover

Photos quietly carry metadata: your GPS location, camera model and serial, the exact capture date and the software you edited with. The EXIF & Metadata Remover scans a photo, shows you exactly what it found and wipes it all, producing a clean copy safe to share.

The cleaning happens entirely in your browser — the photo is never uploaded. For JPG files the strip is lossless: metadata segments are removed without re-encoding, so the pixels are byte-for-byte untouched. Formats that cannot be stripped in place are cleaned by re-saving a fresh copy.

After cleaning, the tool verifies the result contains no readable metadata and reports how many tags were removed. An option lets you keep the ICC color profile for accurate colors, or drop it too for the smallest, most thorough strip.

How to use EXIF & Metadata Remover

  1. Drop a photo — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP — or click to choose one.
  2. Review what was found: GPS location, camera info, dates, software, author.
  3. Decide whether to keep the ICC color profile.
  4. Click “Remove metadata & download” to save the clean copy.
  5. Check the confirmation: tags removed and the cleaned file verified metadata-free.

Frequently asked questions

For JPGs, no — the strip is lossless and the image pixels are untouched. Some other formats are cleaned by re-saving, which the tool clearly labels before you download.

Embedded GPS coordinates reveal exactly where a photo was taken — often your home. Camera serials, dates and software fields also leak more than most people intend to share.

No — scanning and cleaning run entirely in your browser, and the tool verifies the finished file contains no readable metadata before you save it.

The ICC profile keeps colors rendering accurately across screens. Keeping it is usually safe; turn it off for the smallest, most thorough strip.

Yes — it is free to use, with no account required.


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