Photos never leave your device
Remove photo metadata
Phone photos hold more than you see: capture coordinates, device model, camera serial number and time. When you publish the file, that data goes with it. This tool shows what is actually stored in the photo and removes it without uploading anything.
The photo is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
How to remove metadata
- 1Choose a photo or drop it into the window
- 2See what was found: location, camera, date
- 3Download the cleaned file
What exactly is removed
The tool redraws the image and saves it again, so the new file carries no GPS coordinates, camera model or serial number, capture date, editing software or service tags.
The visible picture does not change in content, but it is re-encoded. That is invisible on photos; for screenshots with text, choose PNG to avoid artefacts.
Location is the most common leak: coordinates can reveal a home address. Before publishing photos of children, an apartment or documents, it is always worth checking.
Frequently asked questions
Is the photo uploaded to a server?
No. Both reading and cleaning run in your browser; the file stays on your device.
What happens to quality?
The image is re-saved. The difference is invisible on photos; for screenshots and text graphics, choose PNG.
How do I check the data is gone?
Load the result into the tool again: the list of found data should be empty.
Does it remove location from video?
Not in this tool, it works with images. For video, use re-encoding in the converter.