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Remove EXIF data from any photo. Strip GPS coordinates and geotag before sharing. Local, private, no upload. Right-click image. See what is in your photo. Then strip it. Every photo your phone takes carries hidden EXIF metadata — GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, timestamps and software history. Share it and you may be handing over your home address. Remove EXIF shows you exactly what a photo reveals, then strips it — 100% inside your browser, with no upload, no account and no telemetry. HOW IT WORKS • Right-click any image on the web → "Remove EXIF — strip & download" for a clean copy. • Or open the popup and drop, paste, or select photos to inspect every field first. • GPS coordinates are shown front and center with an offline location lookup and a map preview — the scariest leak gets the spotlight. • Batch mode cleans up to 50 photos at once and returns a single zip. WHY IT IS DIFFERENT • See-then-strip in one flow. Most tools either view or strip — this does both. • Lossless. Supported formats are cleaned without re-encoding, so quality and dimensions are untouched. • Private by design. Nothing leaves your device. Airplane mode works fine. • Honest about scope. City-level naming is computed offline; we never invent a place name we cannot justify. KEEP-BASIC MODE Photographers can keep camera and exposure fields while removing only GPS and serial numbers. SUPPORTED JPEG, PNG and WebP are fully stripped. No analytics, no sign-up, no nonsense.
Jun 19, 2026
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