How to use Image Metadata Remover
- Drop your photos into the box.
- The tool re-saves each one without its metadata.
- Download the cleaned photos.
About this tool
Photos from phones and cameras can contain EXIF data such as GPS coordinates, the date and time, the camera model and sometimes the owner's name. Sharing the original file can reveal where you live or work. The tool redraws the image and saves a fresh file that contains only the pixels.
The image is saved again at high quality, so JPEG and WEBP files go through one extra compression pass, and the orientation is baked in so photos do not appear rotated.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does social media remove metadata?
- Many large platforms strip location data from displayed images, but not all sites do, and direct messages or email attachments usually keep it.
- Can I check what a photo contains first?
- Yes, use the image metadata viewer.
- Is the file uploaded?
- No. Processing happens on your device.
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