Free EXIF Remover — Strip Photo Metadata & GPS Location
Photos carry hidden metadata: GPS coordinates, camera model, timestamps. Remove all of it before sharing. Free for 10 photos per day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What information is hidden in my photos?
Typically the GPS coordinates of where the photo was taken, the exact date and time, your camera or phone model, and sometimes the editing software used. Anyone you send the file to can read all of it.
How does the removal work?
The image is rebuilt from its raw pixels only — the visual content is untouched, but no metadata container survives the rebuild. EXIF, GPS, XMP, and thumbnail data are all gone.
Don't social networks already strip EXIF?
Major platforms strip it from what viewers see (though they may keep it for themselves). Email, messaging apps, cloud links, and forums often pass the original file through untouched — that's where pre-cleaning matters.
Is my photo kept on the server?
No. The photo is processed in server memory, streamed back as your download, and immediately discarded.