🖼️ Image Metadata Remover
Remove EXIF data, GPS location, and camera info from photos before sharing
Remove EXIF data, GPS location, and camera info from photos before sharing
All metadata removal happens in your browser. Your images never leave your device.
No uploading or downloading. Process images instantly in your browser.
Once loaded, works without internet connection.
No subscriptions, no hidden costs, completely free.
This metadata remover runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. When you remove metadata from images, the processing happens completely on your device. We never upload your images to any server, which means your photos remain completely private and secure. This is critical for protecting sensitive location data and personal information.
Unlike online services that require image uploads, our client-side approach ensures zero data collection, zero server processing, and zero privacy concerns. Your images and their metadata never leave your computer.
Image metadata (EXIF data) includes information embedded in photos such as camera model, date taken, GPS coordinates, exposure settings, and software used. This data can reveal sensitive information about when and where photos were taken, making it a privacy concern when sharing images online.
Removing metadata protects your privacy by preventing others from accessing information about where you live, what camera you use, when photos were taken, and other personal details. This is especially important when sharing photos on social media or public websites.
No! Removing metadata only strips the embedded information and does not alter the actual image pixels or quality. Your photos will look exactly the same, but without the privacy-revealing metadata attached.
Yes! This tool is completely free with no hidden costs or subscriptions. We believe privacy-first tools should be accessible to everyone.
We use Google Analytics to track page views for website improvement, but we never see, store, or collect your images or metadata. All processing happens locally in your browser.