Strip EXIF, GPS, camera data and other metadata for privacy. Features selective removal, batch processing, and metadata preview before removal.
Strip EXIF, GPS, camera, and other metadata from your images in one click. Useful for privacy, remove location data, camera serial numbers, and editing history before sharing photos online.
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Read EXIF, IPTC, XMP metadata from images. View camera settings, GPS location, date taken, color profiles, and technical image properties.
Remove backgrounds from images with smart edge detection. Supports color picker, corner detection, and preset colors with adjustable tolerance.
Convert images to Base64 encoded strings for embedding in CSS, HTML, or JavaScript. Multiple output formats available.
Before posting a photo publicly you must strip GPS and camera data for privacy.
Input
beach.jpg (contains GPS + device tags)
Output
beach_clean.jpg, pixels identical, all EXIF/GPS removed
Re-encoding without the metadata block keeps the visible image unchanged while deleting the location and device fingerprint that social platforms do not always scrub. It happens locally, so the sensitive original is never transmitted.
Strip EXIF, GPS, camera, and other metadata from your images in one click. Useful for privacy, remove location data, camera serial numbers, and editing history before sharing photos online.
Remove GPS coordinates and device identifiers before sharing photos publicly.
Metadata can add several kilobytes to each image, stripping it provides a small size saving.
All EXIF data including camera settings, GPS coordinates, timestamps, software info, and embedded thumbnails.
No. Only the metadata is removed. Pixel data stays identical.
Images are decoded, edited, and exported entirely inside this browser tab. No originals, exports, or metadata are uploaded.