Remove EXIF & GPS Metadata from Photos
Photos from phones and cameras hide EXIF metadata — GPS coordinates, camera model, serial number and the exact date and time. Share them and you share all of that. This EXIF remover scans your image, shows what it found, then re-encodes it through a canvas so the downloaded copy carries no EXIF, GPS or XMP data. It also reads the original orientation tag and bakes the rotation in, so cleaned photos never come out sideways. Everything happens in your browser.
Everything runs in your browser — your photo is never uploaded.
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Add a photo above to scan it for EXIF and GPS data, then download a clean copy.
Original metadata
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Dimensions
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Original size
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Cleaned size
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Output is metadata-free
Re-encoding through the canvas drops every EXIF, GPS, XMP and comment tag. The download below is clean.
Higher quality means a larger file. 92% suits most photos.
How to use
- Drop, paste or click to add a photo (JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF, up to 25 MB).
- Read the scan result — it flags GPS location, camera/EXIF data and other hidden tags found in the original.
- Check the preview; the image is auto-straightened from its EXIF orientation so it is never sideways.
- Pick JPG or PNG and, for JPG, set the quality.
- Click Download clean image to save a metadata-free copy.
Features
- Detects and reports EXIF, GPS location, XMP and comment tags before cleaning
- Strips all metadata by re-encoding through an HTML canvas
- Reads the EXIF orientation and rotates the photo upright automatically
- Exports as JPG (with quality control) or lossless PNG
- Shows original vs cleaned file size and image dimensions
- 100% in-browser — your photo never leaves your device