EXIF & Metadata Remover —
Remove GPS & Camera Data from Photos

Remove image metadata online instantly. Upload photos to strip GPS location, camera model, timestamps, author and all personal data. Choose what to remove — GPS only, device info only, or everything. Bulk process 20 images. Download clean files. 100% browser-based. Free, no signup.

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📅 Timestamps Mode
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Remove Image Metadata Online: Strip GPS, Camera Data & All Hidden Photo Info

This EXIF metadata remover strips all hidden data from your photos — GPS coordinates, camera make and model, lens, ISO, shutter speed, timestamps, author name, and copyright. Upload up to 20 images, choose exactly what to remove (GPS only, device info, timestamps, or everything), and download completely clean files. 100% browser-based — your photos never leave your device.

Why You Should Remove GPS Data from Photos Before Sharing

EXIF GPS coordinates are accurate to within 3 to 15 metres. Every photo taken on a smartphone with location services enabled embeds your exact position at the moment of capture. A photo of your food posted to a forum, a selfie shared in a chat, or a product photo emailed to a client — if the file is shared directly, anyone who downloads it and reads the EXIF data can see exactly where it was taken.

This means a photo taken at home reveals your home address. A photo from work reveals your office location. A photo from a regular café reveals your routine. Before sharing any photo as a file (not via social media upload), strip the GPS data using this tool.

What Each Removal Mode Does

  • Remove Everything — strips all EXIF, IPTC, XMP and metadata using canvas re-encoding. The clean file contains only pixel data. Use before sharing photos publicly.
  • GPS Only — removes latitude, longitude and altitude data while preserving camera settings, timestamps and all other EXIF. Use when you need to share technical metadata but protect location.
  • Device Info — removes camera make, model, lens and software fields while preserving GPS and timestamps. Use when you want to keep location data but not expose your device.
  • Timestamps Only — removes date/time fields while preserving GPS and camera data. Use when timing is sensitive but location is acceptable.

Who Needs to Remove Photo Metadata

Privacy Users

Strip GPS before sharing photos via email, WhatsApp, Discord or direct download links. Social media strips EXIF, but direct file sharing does not.

Journalists

Remove location data from photos taken at sensitive locations before publishing. Protects sources and conceals reporter positions.

E-commerce Sellers

Clean product photos before uploading. Remove studio location, camera model and personal data from product shots before distribution.

Photographers

Control what metadata clients receive. Strip camera settings and location before selling prints or licensing images to clients.

Businesses

Clean photos before publishing to websites or press kits. Remove office GPS coordinates and staff device identifiers from business images.

Real Estate

Strip property GPS from listing photos before uploading to portals. Prevent automatic location disclosure through metadata.

How the Metadata Removal Works

Remove Everything uses the browser's HTML5 Canvas API — the image is drawn to an offscreen canvas and re-exported as a new JPEG file at 95% quality. Canvas output contains only pixel data — every EXIF tag, IPTC record, XMP packet, and ICC profile is discarded during re-encoding.

Selective modes (GPS, Device, Timestamps) use binary EXIF editing — the JPEG file is read as bytes, specific IFD tag entries are located and zeroed, and the file is reconstructed with those fields removed while all other metadata is preserved intact. No re-encoding occurs, so there is absolutely zero quality loss.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about removing EXIF metadata, GPS from photos, and photo privacy.

This tool removes EXIF metadata including GPS coordinates, camera make and model, lens information, timestamps, ISO speed, aperture, shutter speed, author name, copyright, and software used. Choose to remove all metadata at once, or selectively remove only GPS location, only device info, or only timestamps.
Upload your JPEG photo, select GPS Only mode, and click Remove Metadata. The tool removes GPS latitude, longitude and altitude from the EXIF data using binary editing — no re-encoding — while keeping all other metadata like camera settings and timestamps intact. Download the clean image instantly.
No. This is a 100% browser-based tool. Photos are never sent to any server, never stored, and never shared. All metadata removal happens locally on your device using JavaScript. The trust bar at the top of the page confirms this — it is a core guarantee of this tool.
Selective modes (GPS only, Device info, Timestamps) use binary editing — only the metadata bytes are changed, pixels are completely untouched. Zero quality loss. The Remove Everything mode re-encodes via canvas at 95% JPEG quality which is visually lossless for all typical photos.
EXIF GPS can reveal your exact home address, workplace, or travel locations accurate to within a few metres. Camera data identifies your specific device. Timestamps prove when you were somewhere. Before sharing photos via email, WhatsApp, Discord or download links, strip EXIF to protect your privacy — social media platforms strip it automatically, but direct file sharing does not.
Yes. Upload up to 20 photos at once. Choose a removal mode, click Remove Metadata, and all images are processed in batch with a progress bar. Download all clean images as a ZIP file in one click.