Privacy tool
Remove EXIF Data
Strip all metadata from your photos - GPS location, camera info, timestamps, and more.
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What is EXIF data?
Every photo your phone or camera takes embeds hidden metadata called EXIF data. This can include your exact GPS coordinates, the device you used, the time the photo was taken, and more. When you share photos online, this data goes with them.
What we remove
- GPS coordinates - your exact location when the photo was taken
- Camera/phone model - device manufacturer and model
- Date and time - when the photo was taken
- Software info - editing software used
- Thumbnail data - embedded preview images
- All other metadata - lens info, exposure settings, orientation
Privacy tip: Always remove EXIF data before sharing photos on forums, marketplaces, dating apps, or social media. Your GPS coordinates could reveal your home or workplace.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is EXIF data and why should I remove it?
EXIF data is hidden metadata in photos including GPS location, camera model, and timestamps. Removing it protects your privacy when sharing photos online.
Can someone find my home address from a photo?
Yes, if GPS data is embedded in the photo, it can reveal the exact location where the photo was taken, including your home or workplace.
Does removing EXIF data change the image quality?
No. Only the metadata is removed. The actual image pixels remain completely untouched.
Which file types contain EXIF data?
JPG files almost always contain EXIF data. PNG and WebP files can also contain metadata, and this tool strips it from all three formats.
Is this tool really free?
Yes, completely free with no hidden fees, no watermarks, and no sign-up required. You can convert as many files as you need.
Are my files private and secure?
Absolutely. Every conversion runs in an isolated, in-memory process. Your files never touch the disk, are never stored or shared, and are deleted from memory the moment your download is ready.