Image Metadata Remover
Strip hidden EXIF metadata, including camera details and GPS location, from a photo before sharing it online, directly in your browser.
About this image metadata remover
Removing metadata before posting photos publicly is a simple, often-overlooked privacy step, since EXIF data can include the exact time and GPS location a photo was taken. This tool clears it in one click.
How image metadata remover works
The image is redrawn onto a blank canvas and re-exported, which drops the embedded metadata automatically since the new file is generated fresh rather than copied with its original data intact.
Common uses
- Removing GPS location data before posting a photo publicly
- Stripping camera information before sharing a photo professionally
- Cleaning metadata from images before archiving them
How to use this tool
- Choose your image.
- Click Strip Metadata.
- Download the cleaned image.
What to know before using it
Visible image quality is unaffected, only the hidden metadata is removed. The re-export is lossless for the visual content.
Privacy and browser-first processing
Your photo is processed entirely inside your browser tab and is never uploaded to this server, removing exactly the kind of hidden data, like GPS coordinates, that you would not want sent anywhere either.
Frequently asked questions
Does this reduce my image quality?
No, only the hidden metadata is removed, the visible image content is unaffected.
How can I check it actually worked?
Run the cleaned file through the Image EXIF Data Viewer, it should now show no camera or location data.