EXIF Data Remover
Strip hidden metadata — including GPS location — from a photo up to 200MB before you share it online.
Photos from phones and cameras often embed EXIF metadata — GPS coordinates, device model, and the exact date and time the photo was taken. Sharing that photo unmodified can leak your location. Redrawing it onto a canvas and re-exporting discards all of that metadata automatically.
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Works best with JPG photos
How to use this tool
Upload a photo and click Remove Metadata. The image is redrawn onto an in-memory canvas and re-exported, which strips EXIF, GPS, and other embedded metadata by design — canvas re-encoding never carries that data forward. The output keeps the same visible image quality and format family (JPG stays JPG, PNG stays PNG). Everything runs locally; the original file is never uploaded anywhere.
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