EXIF Metadata Viewer & Remover
View EXIF metadata embedded in a photo — camera model, date taken, GPS if present — and download a clean copy with it removed.
About this tool
Most photos from phones and cameras carry hidden EXIF metadata — camera model, the exact date and time taken, and sometimes precise GPS coordinates of where the photo was shot. This is useful for photographers organizing a library, but it's also a common, often-overlooked privacy leak when sharing photos online. This tool reads and displays that metadata, and gives you a clean copy of the image with it stripped out.
How to use it
- Choose a photo — any EXIF data found will list automatically.
- Review the metadata shown, including GPS coordinates if present.
- Click the remove/clean action to download a copy with metadata stripped.
Tips
- Screenshots and images that have already been re-saved or edited often have no EXIF data left.
- If you're posting a photo taken on a phone to a public place, it's worth checking for GPS data first.
FAQ
Will stripping EXIF data reduce image quality?
No, removing metadata doesn't touch the pixel data itself.
Why do some photos show no metadata at all?
Many platforms and editing tools strip EXIF automatically on save or upload.