EXIF & Metadata Remover

Strip identifying metadata before sharing

EXIF tags, GPS coordinates, camera info, timestamps — see what's hidden in your image and remove it in one click. The visual image is preserved; only the metadata is wiped.

✦ EXIF / IPTC / XMP✦ Before/after diff✦ No upload

Powered by exifr (MIT, lazy-loaded only on this page). Stripped images are re-encoded as JPEG or PNG, which by spec contain no EXIF, IPTC or XMP blocks. Visual content is preserved.

Output format

JPEG quality 92%

92%

Drop images here, or click to browseJPG · PNG · WebP · HEIC-as-JPG — up to 60 MB each

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How it works

Two quick steps

1 · Inspect

Drop images to see every tag found, with GPS and other sensitive tags highlighted.

2 · Strip & download

Click Strip metadata. The image is re-encoded without EXIF/IPTC/XMP. Visual content is preserved.

FAQ

About metadata

Do you upload my images?

No. Both the metadata inspection and the re-encoding run entirely in your browser.

What kinds of metadata are removed?

EXIF (camera, lens, GPS, timestamp), IPTC (caption/copyright) and XMP blocks are dropped by re-encoding the image. The visual content is identical to a viewer.

Does re-encoding lose quality?

Re-encoding is technically a re-save. With JPEG/WebP at the same quality (92% by default), any loss is negligible. For best fidelity, choose "Same as input" and only strip JPEG → JPEG.