Strip hidden metadata from photos
Photos carry invisible EXIF data — the camera used, the date, and often the GPS coordinates where the shot was taken. Share the file and that information travels with it, which can quietly reveal your home or routine. This tool removes that metadata in your browser and gives you a clean copy to share, with the picture itself unchanged.
How to use it
- Drop in a photo.
- Let it strip the embedded metadata.
- Download the cleaned image to share safely.
Why it matters
- GPS tags can disclose where you live, work, or travel.
- Timestamps and device details reveal more than you may intend.
- Many platforms strip some data, but not all — don't rely on it.
Questions people ask
Does removing metadata change the picture? No — only the hidden data is removed; the visible image is identical.
Is my photo uploaded? No — stripping happens locally, which is the whole point for a privacy tool.