Remove EXIF
Remove hidden EXIF data (camera, date, GPS) from photos before sharing them.
Remove EXIF Metadata
What is EXIF?
EXIF is hidden data stored inside many photos. The picture looks the same, but the file can still contain private details.
EXIF often includes:
- Camera or phone model
- Date and time the photo was taken
- GPS location (where it was taken)
- Camera settings such as ISO or aperture
Why remove it?
Before posting or sending a photo, stripping EXIF helps avoid sharing your location or device details by accident.
How this tool works
It redraws the image into a new file without copying the old metadata. Your original file is not uploaded.
How to use
- 1
Select a photo that may contain EXIF data
- 2
Click Strip EXIF & Download
- 3
Share the cleaned file instead of the original
FAQ
What is EXIF?
Hidden metadata inside many photos: camera model, capture time, sometimes GPS location, and camera settings.
Does the photo look different after removing EXIF?
Usually no. The visible image stays the same; only the hidden tags are removed.
What metadata is removed?
Camera, GPS, timestamps, and other EXIF tags are dropped when the image is re-encoded into a new file.
Is the original uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser on your device.