EXIF Viewer and Remover

See the camera, lens, date and GPS location stored in your photos and remove it with one click.

Runs in your browser Free
    Metadata is read locally — your photo is never uploaded.

    What is EXIF data?

    Cameras and phones write hidden information called EXIF into every photo: make and model, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, capture date and often the GPS coordinates of where the picture was taken. That's useful for photographers, but when you share a photo online it can reveal sensitive details such as your home address.

    View and clean

    The tool shows all metadata in a readable table and highlights any GPS location. One click removes the data and gives you a clean copy; the image itself is unchanged.

    Privacy first

    Metadata is read and removed in your browser and your photo is never uploaded, so the tool you use to protect your privacy doesn't put it at risk.

    How to use EXIF Viewer and Remover

    1. Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP photo to inspect.
    2. Review camera, settings, date and GPS data in the table.
    3. Use the remove option to strip the metadata.
    4. Download the clean photo and share it safely.

    Why use this tool?

    Removing location data before posting photos on social media, marketplaces or forums matters for your personal safety, and this tool does it in seconds without uploading the file.

    FAQ

    How do I know if my photo contains a location?

    Load it into the tool. If GPS latitude and longitude fields appear, the photo contains a location.

    Do WhatsApp and Instagram remove EXIF?

    Many social platforms strip most metadata on upload, but email, cloud sharing and sending as a file keep it. Clean photos before sharing to be sure.

    Does removing EXIF affect quality?

    No. Only the embedded information is removed; the pixels stay the same.

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