Remove Metadata from Images

Strip hidden data from photos before sharing

Every phone photo carries invisible metadata: camera model, timestamps, and often precise GPS coordinates of where it was taken. Sharing the original file shares that data too — a real privacy concern when posting images publicly or sending them to strangers.

This tool removes embedded metadata by redrawing the image locally in your browser and producing a clean copy. The redraw targets the common metadata blocks (EXIF and similar). For exotic or proprietary fields, verify the exported copy if the stakes are high — and remember that metadata removal does not anonymize what is visible in the picture itself.