EXIF Viewer & Remover
Photos quietly carry hidden data — often the exact GPS spot they were taken, your camera or phone, and the date. See what's inside yours, then strip it before you share.
Why your photos know where you live
Almost every photo a phone or camera takes hides a block of data called EXIF inside the file. It can include the precise GPS coordinates of where the picture was taken, the exact date and time, the camera or phone model, and dozens of technical settings. When you post that photo — on a marketplace listing, a forum, a dating profile — anyone who downloads it can read that location. This tool shows you exactly what's there and lets you wipe it in one click, without the photo ever leaving your device.
What you can see and remove
- GPS location — latitude/longitude, shown with a map link so you can see what a stranger would.
- Date & time the photo was taken.
- Camera / phone make, model and lens.
- Settings — exposure, ISO, focal length, software used to edit.
How to remove EXIF data
- Choose your photo — the hidden data appears instantly.
- Review the GPS and other fields it reveals.
- Click Remove all metadata to download a clean copy with everything stripped.
Frequently asked questions
Is my photo or its location uploaded anywhere?
No. Reading the EXIF and creating the clean copy both happen inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded — which is the whole point of a privacy tool.
Does removing metadata change how the photo looks?
No visible change. The clean copy is re-saved without any metadata; for JPEGs it's exported at high quality, and you can also save as PNG for a lossless copy.
Which formats are supported?
It reads EXIF from JPEG, TIFF, HEIC and many RAW files, and can export a clean JPEG or PNG.