Remove EXIF and photo metadata
Phone photos store where and when they were taken, with which device and even the software that edited them. This tool shows you what they contain and removes it without touching the pixels, so you lose no quality.
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How to use
- 1Drop one or more JPG, PNG or WebP photos.
- 2Review what they contained: GPS coordinates, camera, date, software, XMP or IPTC.
- 3Each photo is cleaned instantly without recompressing it.
- 4Download the clean photo or all of them as a ZIP.
Use cases
- Post photos on forums, marketplaces or social media without revealing your location.
- Protect your privacy or your children’s before sharing images.
- Send product photos without internal device or author data.
- Slightly reduce file size by dropping metadata blocks.
Frequently asked questions
What is EXIF?
A metadata block the camera adds to the image: date and time, device model, shooting settings and, if enabled, the exact GPS location.
Do I lose quality when removing metadata?
No. For JPG, PNG and WebP only the metadata blocks are removed and the pixels stay intact, with no recompression. The color profile is kept.
What about rotated photos?
Some photos display rotated thanks to an EXIF orientation tag. To avoid turning them the wrong way when it is removed, those photos are re-encoded at high quality with the correct rotation applied.
Don’t social networks already strip EXIF?
Many do when you post, but not all of them or in every case (messaging, email, forums, direct downloads). Removing it yourself first is the only guarantee.