or click to choose — JPG shows EXIF; any format can be cleaned
Choose imageDrag a photo onto the box or click to browse. JPGs are scanned for EXIF instantly.
Review the camera, capture settings and any GPS location embedded in the file.
Download a version with all metadata stripped — safe to share publicly.
See the camera, lens, exposure, aperture, ISO, focal length and capture date.
If a photo carries GPS coordinates, it’s flagged with a link to view the location on a map.
Export a stripped copy — for JPG the pixels are untouched, just the metadata removed.
Reading and stripping happen on your device — your image is never uploaded.
Most photos carry hidden EXIF metadata — the camera and settings used, the date, and sometimes the exact GPS location where the shot was taken. That’s useful for organizing your own library, but risky when you post a photo publicly. This tool reads it locally and can strip it out.
A photo taken at home and posted online can quietly reveal your address through embedded GPS. Stripping metadata before sharing removes that trail — and any other identifying details.
For JPG files the tool removes the metadata blocks without re-encoding, so the image quality is untouched. For other formats it re-encodes a clean copy. Either way, what you share carries nothing extra.
Resize, crop, convert and clean up images, audio and video — all in your browser.
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