Strip hidden data. Protect your privacy.
Remove GPS coordinates, camera info, timestamps, and all hidden EXIF data from JPEG, PNG, and WebP files. One click, no upload.
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Three steps. Privacy restored.
Drop your image
Upload a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file by clicking or dragging it onto the tool below.
Metadata is stripped
All EXIF fields, GPS coordinates, camera info, timestamps, and author data are removed from the file header instantly.
Save the clean file
Save the privacy-safe image. Pixel quality is preserved at 95%+ fidelity, the image looks identical.
Real situations where metadata exposes you.
Most people are unaware this data exists. When you share an image online, you may be sharing far more information than you intend.
Selling items online
A photo taken at home and uploaded to a marketplace listing may contain the GPS coordinates of your home address. Anyone who saves the image can pinpoint where you live.
Dating app profile photos
Profile pictures taken at home or near regular locations can reveal your neighbourhood or usual spots if EXIF data is preserved in the upload.
Journalists and activists
Photographers in sensitive environments may inadvertently embed the GPS location of a source or protest site. Stripping metadata is standard practice in responsible journalism.
Children's photos shared online
Photos shared on parenting forums or public social profiles can include the GPS location of your home, school, or daycare in the EXIF data.
Real estate photography
Listing photos reveal the GPS location of the address in EXIF data. If the listing is removed but images circulate, the address remains discoverable through the image file.
Legal documents and whistleblowers
A photo taken as evidence may embed the location and device of the photographer. Removing EXIF data before sharing protects the source.
How it works under the hood.
The tool reads your image entirely within the browser using the File API. It draws the raw pixel data onto an HTML Canvas element. This step inherently discards all EXIF metadata, because a canvas contains only pixel values, not file headers or embedded data blocks.
The canvas is then exported back to a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file. The output contains zero metadata. GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, timestamps, and author fields are permanently gone.
No data is ever sent to a server. The tool never has access to anything beyond the image you provide in your tab.