🔍 EXIF Viewer & Remover

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata stored inside photo files by cameras and smartphones. It includes: GPS coordinates (exact location where photo was taken), camera model and serial number, date and time, lens settings, and sometimes the device owner's name. Sharing photos publicly without removing EXIF can reveal your home address, daily routine, and device information.

No — EXIF data is stored separately from the image pixels. Removing it only deletes the metadata, not any visual information. The image looks identical before and after EXIF removal.

Upload your photo here, review the GPS coordinates shown in the EXIF viewer (look for red GPS fields), then click 'Remove All EXIF & Download'. The downloaded file contains no location data.

EXIF is most common in JPEG and TIFF files, particularly photos taken on smartphones and digital cameras. PNG files sometimes contain metadata but use a different system. WebP and SVG generally do not contain EXIF. This tool works with JPEG files where EXIF is most prevalent.

Most social platforms (Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp) strip EXIF when you upload photos. However, when sharing photos directly via email, file transfer, or messaging apps that preserve original files, EXIF data travels with the image. Always remove EXIF before sharing original files.