View photo metadata (camera, timestamps, GPS), then strip all EXIF or GPS only — JPG, PNG, WebP in your browser. Free, no signup — files stay on your device.
Drag & drop JPG / PNG / WebP files here
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0 files selected (max 20)
Privacy: Viewing and stripping run entirely in your browser. Photos are not uploaded to our servers.
How strip works: JPEG uses piexifjs (binary EXIF remove / GPS-only). PNG and WebP clear metadata by canvas re-encode — pixels are rewritten; that is labeled in results.
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Phone photos often hide EXIF data: camera make/model, capture time, and sometimes GPS coordinates. Before you share on Discord, Telegram, email, or a marketplace listing, use this free EXIF remover to view that metadata and strip it — entirely in your browser.
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A: Drop JPG/PNG/WebP files here, review the metadata table, click Strip all metadata (or Strip GPS only), then download or ZIP. Everything runs in your browser.
A: EXIF is embedded photo metadata — camera model, timestamps, and often GPS. Removing it before sharing helps protect privacy and location.
A: No. Viewing and stripping stay on your device (piexifjs for JPEG; canvas re-encode for PNG/WebP).
A: Yes for JPEG — Strip GPS only removes location while keeping other tags when present. PNG/WebP strip re-encodes via canvas and clears metadata that way.
A: JPEG strip uses a binary EXIF path and does not re-encode pixels. PNG/WebP strip re-encodes via canvas — we label that in the results.
A: Yes — batch up to 20 files and download a ZIP.
A: Download the cleaned file and drop it back into this viewer — GPS/EXIF should be gone after strip-all. You can also check with another EXIF viewer.
A: Yes — free with no registration.