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Remove Photo Metadata (EXIF Remover)

The problem: Every photo your phone takes secretly stores where you live — GPS coordinates, time and device model are baked into the file, and they travel with it when you share it.

How to use — quick guide

Upload a photo and this tool shows you exactly what hidden data it carries — camera model, time, even GPS coordinates — before you remove exif data from photo files for good. Download the clean copy: the picture stays identical, but the location and device details are stripped out. Free, no signup, nothing uploaded.

How to use it

  1. Upload a photo — you will see exactly what metadata it is carrying, including GPS if present.
  2. Click download clean copy.
  3. Share the clean file: same picture, no hidden location or device data.

Frequently asked questions

What is EXIF data?

Hidden data stored inside a photo: camera model, time, software — and often precise GPS coordinates of where it was taken.

Does removing EXIF change the photo?

The picture itself is untouched pixel-for-pixel. Only the hidden metadata is stripped.

Do screenshots have EXIF?

Usually very little, but camera photos almost always do — especially with location services on.

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