Remove EXIF Data From Image

What the Remove EXIF tool does

Photos from phones and cameras often carry hidden EXIF metadata, which can include the exact GPS location where the picture was taken, the device model, and the date and time. Before you share or upload a photo, you may want that information gone. This tool removes the embedded metadata losslessly: it edits the file bytes to drop only the metadata segments, so the image pixels and the original format stay exactly the same. There is no re-encoding, no quality loss, and no resizing. On a JPEG it clears EXIF, XMP, and IPTC; on a PNG it clears the text and eXIf chunks. Typically only a few bytes to a few kilobytes are removed.

How to use it

1. Drop your photo (JPEG or PNG) onto the upload area, or click to browse.
2. The tool strips the metadata instantly and shows how much was removed, for example “37 B removed” (or lets you know the file was already clean).
3. Click Download clean image to save the cleaned file, in the same format you started with.

Why it matters

Sharing a photo with its location attached can reveal where you live, work, or travel. Stripping EXIF is a simple privacy step before posting online or sending a file. Fittingly, this tool protects your privacy twice over: the cleaning runs entirely in your browser, so the original photo and its location data are never uploaded anywhere. There is no sign-up and no limit.