EXIF Metadata Viewer & Remover
See the camera, date and GPS details hidden inside a photo, then remove them before sharing. Cleaning strips metadata bytes without recompressing the image. Nothing is uploaded.
Click or drop a JPEG or PNG
Read EXIF data and export a cleaned copy — max 30MB, stays on your device
What is EXIF?
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a block of data stored inside a photo. Cameras and phones write the capture date, exposure settings, device model and often GPS coordinates. The block is convenient for organising a library but can expose personal information when a file is shared online.
- Removing metadata does not re-encode the pixels, so quality stays the same.
- Some apps re-add metadata after editing or uploading, so check the final file.
- Screenshots usually contain no camera EXIF but may contain text metadata.
Shrinking a photo? Use the Image Compressor, change formats with the Image Format Converter, or inspect embedded data with Image to Base64.
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