Free EXIF Data Remover – View & Strip Photo Metadata Online

Every photo taken with a phone or camera carries hidden data called EXIF metadata — including, in many cases, the exact GPS coordinates of where it was taken. Before posting a photo online, it's worth checking (and removing) that data to protect your privacy.

What is EXIF metadata?

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a block of information embedded inside photo files. It can include:

• GPS location where the photo was taken
• Date and time the photo was captured
• Camera or phone model and settings (aperture, ISO, focal length)
• Sometimes the device's orientation and software version

Why you might want to remove it

• Privacy: sharing a photo with embedded GPS data can reveal your home address or daily locations.
• File size: removing metadata slightly reduces file size.
• Professional use: some platforms and clients require "clean" images without identifying metadata.

How to view and remove EXIF data for free

1. Upload your photo — the analysis happens locally, your file never leaves your device.
2. View a readable table of all metadata found (GPS, date, camera info, and more).
3. Click "Remove metadata" to strip all of it in one click.
4. Download the cleaned photo, visually identical but with no hidden data attached.

Because everything runs in your browser, this is the safest way to check and clean your photos before posting them online — no account, no upload to a third-party server.