Remove EXIF data and metadata from photos
Photos can carry the exact GPS location where they were taken, plus the camera and the time. Check what yours contains, then download a clean copy with all of it removed before you post or send it. Nothing is uploaded.
Do it with AI Background remover The file no longer says where you were. If the background still gives the place away, the AI background remover takes it out of the picture. See background remover results → Remove photo metadata in three steps
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Add a photo
Drop it on the box or choose it.
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Check what it reveals
Location, camera, lens and date, if they are there.
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Download the clean copy
The new file carries no metadata at all.
Remove photo metadata: questions
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The file is read by your browser and processed on your device; nothing is uploaded to a server, so there is nothing for us to keep.
Do social networks remove location data?
Most large networks strip it from what other people download, but files sent by email, chat or cloud links often keep it. Removing it yourself is the only way to be sure.
What exactly is removed?
Everything: EXIF (camera, settings, date, GPS), XMP and IPTC. The clean copy is re-saved from the pixels alone, at high quality.
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