Remove EXIF metadata from images.
EXIF Remover is an online tool that removes hidden metadata (EXIF data) from your photos to protect your privacy, reduce file size, and give you clean images ready for sharing on the web, social media, or via email.
Upload your image (JPG, PNG, or other supported formats), let the tool strip the metadata, then download a “clean” copy that looks the same visually—but no longer carries sensitive background information.
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata automatically added to photos by cameras and smartphones. It can include:
- Camera model, brand, and settings (ISO, shutter speed, aperture, etc.)
- Date and time the photo was taken
- GPS location (latitude/longitude) if location was enabled
- Orientation (portrait/landscape), resolution, and more
This information is stored inside the image file. Many people don’t realize that when they upload or share a photo, this hidden data can go with it.
Removing EXIF data is mainly about privacy, security, and control:
- Protect your location
GPS coordinates can reveal where a photo was taken (home, workplace, school, etc.).
- Hide device and technical details
Camera model, serial number, and technical info may not be something you want to expose.
- Prevent time‑tracking
Date/time stamps can reveal when you were at a specific place.
- Reduce file size slightly
Stripping metadata can make images a bit smaller—useful for web and email.
EXIF Remover ensures that what you share is just the image itself—nothing more.
Manually removing EXIF data usually requires:
- Installing image editors or special utilities
- Knowing where to find metadata options
- Re‑exporting images with the right settings
With EXIF Remover:
1. No software installation is needed
2. The process is fast and straightforward
3. You avoid mistakes like removing visual data or re‑compressing incorrectly
4. You can batch process multiple images (if the tool supports it)
It’s a single‑purpose, safe way to “sanitize” your images before sharing them.
The typical workflow is:
1. Upload your image(s)
- Drag and drop files, or
- Select them from your computer via a file dialog.
Commonly supported formats: JPG/JPEG (most important), and often PNG, TIFF, etc.
2. Strip EXIF metadata
- The tool scans the file for EXIF and other metadata blocks.
- It removes fields such as GPS, camera info, timestamps, and other embedded tags.
- The visual pixel data remains unchanged.
3. Download the cleaned image
- Get a version of your image that looks identical to the original.
- The EXIF and other metadata are removed or heavily minimized.
- Optionally download images one by one or as a ZIP archive (if supported).
You can then safely upload or share these cleaned images online.
- Sharing photos on social media
Remove location and other details before posting to public platforms.
- Publishing images on websites or blogs
Avoid unintentionally sharing personal or technical data with your audience.
- Sending photos to clients or colleagues
Keep the focus on the content, not your equipment or internal workflow.
- Online marketplaces and portfolios
Professional photographers often strip EXIF before publishing to avoid leaking GPS or exact shooting details.
- Privacy‑sensitive environments
Journalists, activists, and organizations working with sensitive subjects should sanitize images before distribution.
- Complete EXIF removal
Strip GPS, camera model, serial number, timestamps, and other metadata.
- Preserve image quality
The visual content of your photo remains unchanged; only metadata is removed.
- Simple browser‑based workflow
No need for specialized software—just upload, clean, and download.
- Better privacy and safety
Prevent accidental sharing of your location and personal information.
- Suitable for personal and professional use
Ideal for everyday users, photographers, journalists, marketers, and anyone who shares images online.
EXIF Remover gives you control over what your photos reveal about you—so you can share images confidently, knowing you’re not exposing hidden data you never intended to share.
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data is metadata embedded in images that can include: