Remove EXIF and GPS from photos

The EXIF block (camera make and model, date taken, GPS location, settings, and the small preview picture), XMP and IPTC data, comments, PNG text, and extra pictures some phones attach after a JPG.

No. The picture data is copied byte for byte, so there's no loss of quality at all. Only the metadata around it is left out.

The colour profile, so colours don't shift, and for a photo stored sideways, a tiny note saying which way to turn it, so it still shows upright. That note says nothing about you.

No. Your files are processed on your device. We never upload them.

Phone photos often record exactly where they were taken. Some sites strip it, but email, messaging apps, and file sharing often don't, so anyone you send the file to can see where you were.

Each result says what the photo had and what was removed, before you download anything. Nothing is removed from the file you chose; you get a cleaned copy.

This page takes JPG, PNG, and WebP. Convert HEIC photos with HEIC to JPG, which can remove the location as it converts.