Remove Image Metadata
Photos carry an EXIF block recording the camera, its settings, the date, and very often the exact GPS coordinates where the shot was taken. Posting a photo without stripping this can publish your home address by accident. This tool removes it and keeps the picture unchanged. It is free, needs no account, and adds no watermark to your result.
- Input
- image
- Result
- PNG, JPG, WebP
- Capacity
- Up to 100 files / 250 MB total
- Privacy
- Temporary workspace removed after processing
1. Add your input. 2. Choose settings. 3. Check the result and download it. Your original file is not changed on your device. Privacy details
Saved settings — free
Reuse your preferred Remove Image Metadata setup. Recipes stay in this browser and never include files or entered text.
No settings saved for this tool yet.
Run up to 100 compatible files (250 MB total), receive a ZIP when multiple results need packaging, and choose the download name.
The pixels are decoded and re-encoded into a clean file, so EXIF, GPS and vendor maker-note blocks are simply not carried across. You choose PNG, JPEG or WebP output, and the image dimensions and visible content are preserved.
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