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Strip hidden EXIF data, GPS location tags, and camera metadata from photos online for free before sharing. Protect your privacy.
Every photo your phone or camera takes silently embeds EXIF metadata: GPS coordinates pinpointing exactly where you shot it, the timestamp, camera make and model, and sometimes even the device serial number. Strip all of that before sharing photos online.
How to Use
Drop JPEG, PNG, TIFF, or WebP images containing embedded EXIF.
View GPS latitude/longitude, camera model, and timestamp that will be removed.
Export 100% clean photos with all location and device headers completely stripped.
Yes! Camera photos often store hidden GPS coordinates, device serial numbers, and creation timestamps. Stripping EXIF erases these tracking tags before public sharing.
No. The visual image data remains identical. Only hidden background technical tags are cleared.
Photos taken on iPhones and Android devices often contain embedded EXIF metadata tags including precise GPS coordinates (latitude/longitude), device serial numbers, lens focal lengths, exposure settings, and exact timestamps.
While apps like Instagram and Twitter strip EXIF on upload, sending photos as uncompressed files (e.g. via email, Google Drive, AirDrop, or cloud storage) preserves all hidden EXIF GPS tags. Stripping EXIF before sharing ensures your privacy.
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