EXIF Data Viewer & Remover
See what metadata is hidden in a photo — including GPS location — then strip it before you share it.
This runs entirely in your browser using the open-source exifr library — your photo, and anything hidden inside it, is never uploaded anywhere. That matters here more than on most tools: EXIF data can include the exact GPS coordinates of where a photo was taken.
Drop a JPEG photo here, or click to choose one
Nothing is uploaded — everything runs in your browser.
This photo contains GPS location data — anyone it's shared with can see exactly where it was taken.
Metadata found
Your cleaned photo is ready — all metadata stripped.
Download JPEGWhat EXIF metadata reveals
Most phone and camera photos carry hidden EXIF metadata — the camera make and model, the exact date and time the photo was taken, and often the precise GPS coordinates of where it was shot, if location services were on. That's useful for organizing your own photo library, but it's not something most people want attached to a photo they post publicly or send to someone they don't fully trust.
How stripping works
This tool reads and displays your photo's metadata using the open-source exifr library, then removes it by redrawing the image onto an HTML canvas and re-exporting it — canvas exports never carry over the original file's metadata, so the result is a clean copy with the same visible image and no hidden data. Both steps happen locally in your browser.