Location stripped
Embedded GPS coordinates are not copied into the new output.
Free Tool
Image Metadata Remover
See exactly what's hiding inside an image, then remove what you choose — GPS location, camera make and model, timestamps, edit history, and AI-generation data such as Content Credentials (C2PA) and Stable Diffusion parameters. Removal is lossless: metadata blocks are cut out of the file byte-for-byte while your pixels stay untouched. Everything runs in your browser — the photo never leaves your device.
Shows what was foundRemoves GPS locationStrips AI provenance (C2PA)Lossless — pixels untouchedNo media uploadFree to use
Watch the workflow
Strip GPS location, camera model, and timestamps before sharing photos online
How it works
- Drop a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF image with embedded metadata (EXIF, GPS, camera data)
- Metadata blocks are cut out of the file byte-for-byte — your pixels are never re-encoded (formats we can't rewrite in place fall back to a clean PNG re-export)
- Download the stripped image — same pixels, no location or device information
Frequently asked questions
What metadata is removed?
All EXIF data including GPS coordinates, camera make and model, lens info, date/time, software, and copyright strings. ICC colour profiles are retained so colours look the same.
Does removing metadata change the file size?
Slightly. EXIF data is typically 5–50 kB, so the output is a little smaller. The pixel content and quality are unchanged.
Why should I remove metadata before sharing photos online?
Photos taken on a phone embed GPS coordinates that reveal exactly where the photo was taken. Other EXIF fields reveal what device you used and when. Stripping before sharing protects your privacy and location.
Related tools
Privacy note: GPS coordinates embedded in phone photos can reveal your exact home address when shared online. Always strip metadata before posting personal photos to social media or selling products online.
Share-safe images
Remove hidden context while keeping the visible photograph
A clean browser re-export drops EXIF, GPS, camera, and timestamp fields that can travel with an otherwise ordinary image.
Pixels only
Clean export goal
Camera details stripped
Device, lens, exposure, and software tags are removed with the old container metadata.
Visible result preview
Confirm the new image before sharing or opening it in another tool.
Know before you process: Visible text, watermarks, reflections, and location clues inside the pixels are not metadata and must be edited separately.
Ready to try it?
Free, private, no signup.
Strip image metadata →