Remove Image Metadata
Strip hidden EXIF and GPS data from a photo before sharing it.
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About image metadata
Photos often carry hidden data: the camera model and settings, the date, and sometimes the exact GPS coordinates of where the picture was taken. This tool removes EXIF, GPS, ICC profile, and embedded thumbnail data.
Only the metadata is removed. The pixels are re-encoded at the same quality, so the picture looks the same. It is worth doing before posting a photo publicly or sending it to someone you do not want to share your location with.
How it works
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Upload your file
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Run the tool
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Download your result
FAQ
EXIF data (camera model, settings), GPS location tags, and any ICC color-profile or thumbnail metadata embedded in the file.
Photos taken on phones often embed the exact GPS coordinates of where they were taken, which is worth stripping before posting publicly or sending to someone you don't want to share your location with.
No, only metadata is removed. The pixels are re-encoded at the same quality.
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