Watch: remove location data from a photo
No sound. Each step is captioned on screen and also written out in the guide below.
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See the location, camera, and dates hidden in a photo, then remove them before you share it. The picture itself isn't changed, and it never leaves your device.
Add photos to see what they reveal.
No sound. Each step is captioned on screen and also written out in the guide below.
Drop them or choose them. Several at once is fine.
Location, device, dates, and names are listed in plain words, with the sensitive ones highlighted.
Metadata is removed without touching the picture, then checked again.
GPS position 37.76942° N, 122.48620° W
Camera Apple iPhone 17 Pro
Serial number F2LXK9QWN7
Taken 2026:09:28 18:42:07
Camera owner Ada LovelaceMany apps strip this when you post, but email, messaging apps that send "original quality", cloud links, and many websites keep it.
No. The file is rebuilt without its metadata, and the picture data is copied exactly. Quality, size in pixels, and colors stay the same.
Phones often save photos sideways, with a flag that says how to turn them. Removing the flag would make portrait photos show sideways. It's a single number and says nothing about you.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Coordinates are shown as text and never sent to a map service.
This tool cleans JPG, PNG, and WebP without changing the picture. For other formats, use the Image Converter: converting to JPG or WebP leaves all metadata behind.
Some images carry a signed record of how they were made or edited (C2PA), and AI image tools often save the prompt and settings in PNG files. Both are listed, and both are removed when you clean the file.