Remove My Metadata

Remove location data before sharing

GPS latitude, longitude, and altitude can reveal where an image was captured. This page checks recognized location fields before cleaning and reports them separately so you can see whether a photo contains coordinates.

What the photo inspection covers

The EXIF remover looks for device maker and model, lens, serial number, original and modified dates, creator, copyright, software, comments, orientation, and additional readable EXIF, XMP, and IPTC tags. It only reports fields the parser actually finds.

Why the photo is re-encoded

JPG, PNG, and WebP metadata is removed by decoding the visible pixels and creating a new image in your browser. This avoids copying metadata containers into the result, but compression, size, color profiles, quality, and animation can change. Animated WebP output is a still image.

Orientation and verification

The browser decodes the original orientation before drawing the new image, so the visible result remains upright. The output is then parsed again. A success state appears only when supported target metadata fields are no longer found.