Strip the hidden metadata — GPS location, camera model, date, serial numbers — out of your photos before you share them. Everything happens in your browser; the photo is never uploaded. The picture itself stays exactly the same.
Drag & drop photos here, or
JPG or PNG. Your photos never leave this browser tab.
Everything runs locally in your browser. No file is uploaded to any server.
Every photo your phone or camera takes carries hidden EXIF metadata — and it often includes the exact GPS coordinates where the picture was taken, the date and time, the camera or phone model, and sometimes a serial number. When you post that photo online or send it to someone, all of that travels with it. For a listing photo, a dating profile, a forum post, or anything you'd rather not tie to your home, that's a real privacy leak.
This tool removes it. It re-renders each photo inside your browser, producing a clean copy with no metadata at all — the visible image is unchanged, but the GPS, timestamps and device info are gone. And because it runs locally, your original photo is never uploaded anywhere (most "remove EXIF" sites upload your file to their server to strip it — the opposite of private).
Also here: convert HEIC to JPG · compress an image · add a date stamp — all 100% in your browser.