Strip Metadata
See exactly what\u2019s hidden in your photo — GPS location, camera info, date — then download a clean copy with it removed.
Frequently asked questions
What is EXIF data and why does it matter?
EXIF is metadata your camera or phone embeds in a photo file — often including the exact GPS coordinates where it was taken, the device model, and the date. Sharing a photo with EXIF intact can unintentionally reveal your location.
How can I check what’s in my photo before removing it?
This tool scans and displays any GPS coordinates, camera model, and date found before you download the cleaned copy — so you can see exactly what was there.
Does removing metadata affect image quality?
The image is redrawn through canvas rather than copied byte-for-byte, so JPGs lose a negligible amount of quality on re-encode (saved at 95% quality) while PNGs stay fully lossless. Pixel content itself is unchanged.