Remove hidden metadata (GPS, camera, date) before you share photos.
Strips GPS location, camera model and timestamps · JPG, PNG, WebP · several files at once
How it works: each photo is redrawn onto a blank canvas and saved again, which leaves all embedded metadata behind. The saved copy is then re-checked to confirm it contains no EXIF data. Because the image is re-encoded, JPG files are saved at 95% quality (visually identical, file size may change slightly).
When you take a photo with a digital camera or smartphone, the device embeds hidden information called EXIF data. This often includes:
Our tool redraws each photo without this data, then re-checks the saved copy to confirm it is gone, so you can share images online more safely.
Cameras and phones can store GPS coordinates, device model, lens settings and the exact date and time.
The tool reports what it found in each original and re-checks the cleaned file to confirm no EXIF data remains.
The picture looks the same. The file is saved again, so its size may change slightly.