EXIF Remover

View the EXIF metadata embedded in a photo — camera model, date taken, and more — then strip it out and download a clean copy. Useful for privacy before sharing photos online.

Click or drag a photo here

Works best with JPG photos from cameras and phones

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Why use EXIF Remover?

Photos from phones and cameras often embed EXIF metadata — camera model, exposure settings, and sometimes GPS location. This tool reads and displays that metadata, then lets you produce a clean copy with all of it stripped by re-encoding the image through an HTML canvas, which never carries metadata through.

Key benefits

View EXIF metadata before deciding to remove it
One-click removal by re-encoding the image
Processed entirely in your browser

Features

EXIF tag viewer (camera, date, exposure settings)
Metadata-stripped re-encoded output

Popular use cases

Removing location or camera data before posting a photo publicly
Checking what metadata a photo contains before sharing it
Cleaning up photos before submitting them to a form or listing

How to use EXIF Remover

1
Upload a photo
Click or drag a JPG photo into the upload area.
2
Review the metadata
See any EXIF tags found, such as camera model or date taken.
3
Remove and download
Click Remove EXIF Data, then download a clean copy with no metadata.

Frequently asked questions

Does this remove GPS location data?

Yes — re-encoding the image through the canvas strips all embedded metadata, including any GPS coordinates.

Why does my image show no EXIF data?

Some images — especially ones already processed, screenshots, or PNGs — don't contain EXIF metadata to begin with.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. Both viewing and removing EXIF data happen entirely in your browser.

Last reviewed: July 2026

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