EXIF Remover
Cut the GPS, date and camera tags out of a photo.
No size limit · Batch remove · No account · Runs on device
Your photos stay on your device
- JPG/PNG/WebPstripped losslessly
- GPStags removed
- 0pixels changed
- ZIPor one by one
EXIF Remover at a glance
- Formats
- JPG, PNG, WebP; HEIC becomes JPG
- What comes out
- EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, comments
- What stays
- Color profile and pixels
- Sideways photos
- Rotation baked into the pixels
- How many at once
- No batch limit
- Price
- Free
- Sign-up required
- None
- Where processing happens
- Right here, as you go
How to use EXIF Remover
- 1
Add the photos
Drop your photos in.
- 2
Read what was found
See what each file lost.
- 3
Download
Download singly or zipped.
Frequently asked questions
What is actually in EXIF?
The camera and lens, the exposure settings, the moment the shutter fired, often a serial number, and GPS coordinates if location was switched on.
Does stripping it hurt the picture?
No. For JPG, PNG and WebP the pixels are untouched. The one exception is a JPG that needs rotating, which is re-encoded at 92% quality.
Will my photo end up sideways?
No. When a JPG relies on the orientation flag, the rotation is applied to the pixels before the flag goes, so it displays upright everywhere.
Do I still need this if I post to social sites?
For a public post, often not. Photos sent by email, sent as documents in chat apps, listed on a marketplace or put on a personal site usually keep the whole block.
Where a stray tag shows up
The tags are cut out of the file; the picture itself is not re-encoded, so quality and dimensions come back identical. Each file lists what it lost.
- Coordinates written by a phone are accurate enough to point at a room, not a neighborhood.
- A camera serial number ties every photo you have ever posted back to the same body.
- Screenshots never had EXIF, so a file that reports nothing removed is normal.
- Cleaning before you share is the one step that does not depend on where the photo ends up.
Full specification
| Formats | JPG, PNG and WebP are stripped losslessly. HEIC and HEIF are re-encoded to JPG, which drops everything. |
|---|---|
| What comes out | EXIF with GPS, capture date, camera, lens and serial numbers; XMP; IPTC and Photoshop blocks; comments; PNG text chunks. |
| What stays | The ICC color profile, so colors look the same, and every pixel byte for byte. |
| Sideways photos | A JPG that leans on the EXIF orientation flag is rotated for real and re-encoded at 92% so it stands upright without it. |
| How many at once | As many as your device holds. Files that fail are named; the rest still download. |
| Price | Free. Supported by clearly labelled ads placed outside the working area. |
| Sign-up required | No. No account, no email, no install. |
| Where processing happens | In your browser tab, on your device. No server ever receives the file. |
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