Free browser tool

Remove EXIF and GPS metadata from images.

Create privacy-minded copies of photos by rebuilding the visible pixels in your browser and leaving common embedded metadata behind.

Metadata removal settings

RemovesEXIF · GPS
BatchMultiple images
ProcessingOn your device
Choose images to create clean re-encoded copies.
Useful for privacy. The exported copy is rebuilt from visible pixels, which strips common EXIF and GPS metadata. Always verify files if you have a strict compliance requirement.
EXIF / GPS CLEANUP
Clean copies will appear here.

Your original files remain unchanged.

Remove hidden photo information before sharing

Photos can contain camera details, capture dates, orientation data, and sometimes GPS coordinates. Re-encoding a supported image through the browser creates a fresh copy without the original embedded metadata.

When this is useful

Use it before posting photos publicly, sending marketplace images, sharing screenshots, or preparing files where you do not want hidden location or camera information attached.

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