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Image EXIF Remover

Remove EXIF data, including GPS location, from a photo before you share it, processed in your browser.

Drag photos here, or choose files

JPG or PNG. We'll show you what's hidden inside before removing anything.

You can also paste a file directly (Ctrl+V or ⌘V).

Select more than one photo at once with Filevolo Pro.

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is not uploaded to a server at any point.

What Is EXIF Data?

EXIF is metadata commonly stored inside camera and phone photos. Depending on the device and settings, it can include camera model, capture settings, timestamps, software information and GPS coordinates.

Remove Location Data From Photos

If location information is embedded in a picture, sharing the original file may reveal where the photo was taken. Removing supported metadata can reduce that risk - though a photo may still visibly contain faces, signs, addresses or other identifying information that metadata removal alone doesn't touch.

Frequently asked questions

EXIF data, including camera model and GPS location if your phone recorded it, along with color profile and other embedded metadata. Only the pixels you see are kept.

The image is re-encoded at high quality, so any difference should not be noticeable in normal viewing.

No. Removing metadata doesn't remove information visible in the image itself, like faces, signs or landmarks.

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