Images, SVG & Icons
Choose one static JPEG, PNG or WebP image. Inspection starts immediately; cleanup waits for your approval.
Drop one JPEG, PNG or WebP image here. Maximum 20 MiB.
Choose an image to inspect.
Inspection and cleanup happen in this browser. The image and GPS coordinates are not sent to a server or map.
Full cleanup keeps ICC profiles. GPS only leaves XMP, IPTC and other location clues untouched.
Choose an image to inspect.
An EXIF viewer and remover helps when a photo is ready to share but its invisible location and camera history are still a question. A travel photo may carry GPS coordinates even when the picture itself looks harmless. An image metadata viewer shows the detected fields and the container blocks that hold them before you decide what to remove.
This EXIF viewer and remover reads a local file, highlights GPS, then makes a separate cleaned copy. Choose all supported metadata blocks or, for a JPEG, remove GPS metadata from EXIF while retaining other camera details. You can compare the parsed output with the original before downloading; strip photo metadata only after you have seen the preview.
See the location risk and the verified result in the same workbench.
The EXIF viewer and remover calls out coordinates when they exist, next to camera and date fields. You choose a scope after seeing the actual file instead of assuming every photo contains a geotag.
After applying, the tool parses the output bytes again and lists removed and retained blocks. ICC colour profiles remain where needed, and a rotated JPEG is refused for full cleanup rather than silently appearing sideways.
Drop or choose one image, or load the sample with GPS data. The tool checks file magic and container structure rather than trusting a .jpg extension; inspection is automatic, cleanup is not.
The default removes the listed supported blocks. JPEG also offers GPS only, which keeps camera EXIF but may leave location text in XMP or IPTC. Preview shows the number and names of items targeted.
Apply creates a new image in memory and parses it again. Compare the removed fields with the remaining blocks, then download the copy; the original file on disk is never overwritten.
See camera, capture time, exposure and GPS fields where the file exposes them. XMP, IPTC, text and ICC blocks are also listed by type so unparsed data is not mistaken for absence.
Remove EXIF GPS coordinates while keeping the other readable EXIF fields. This is a narrower action than remove EXIF data altogether; XMP or the filename can still disclose a place.
JPEG APP1/APP13/comments, PNG EXIF/text/time and WebP EXIF/XMP are removed from a copy without canvas recompression. The result is parsed again before its download button is enabled.
No. The EXIF viewer and remover reads and writes the chosen file in your browser. The image is not sent to this site or to a map service.
This version accepts one static JPEG, PNG or WebP image up to 20 MiB. HEIC, TIFF, RAW, AVIF and animated images are refused rather than partly cleaned.
All-supported cleanup copies encoded image data instead of drawing it on a canvas, so it does not add a compression generation. A JPEG that relies on a non-default orientation tag is refused for that mode.
GPS only is available for JPEGs with readable EXIF coordinates. Capture time cannot be removed on its own here; full cleanup removes the supported metadata blocks together. GPS-only may still leave location clues in XMP, IPTC, filenames or visible pixels.
Platforms handle uploads differently and may change their rules. If the original file matters, inspect the downloaded or shared copy itself instead of assuming that X removed its EXIF.
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Load a photo, inspect its location and camera fields, preview the removal, then download only after the copy has been verified.
The original file stays on your device.