EXIF Viewer & Remover

LocalRuns in your browser; files and input stay on this deviceFreeFree to use

See the hidden metadata in your photos — camera, date, even GPS location — then download a clean copy with it all stripped. Fully offline.

Drop a photo here or choose one
JPEG / TIFF photos carry EXIF metadata
Runs in your browser; files and input stay on this device

About EXIF metadata

Photos from phones and cameras embed EXIF metadata: the camera model, exposure settings, timestamp, and often the exact GPS coordinates where the shot was taken. Sharing such files can leak your home or location. This tool reads that metadata locally in your browser so you can inspect it, flags any embedded GPS position, and produces a re-encoded copy with all metadata removed — nothing is ever uploaded to a server.

How to use EXIF Viewer & Metadata Remover

  1. 1Select a JPEG or TIFF image and inspect the EXIF fields the tool can read, including GPS data when present.
  2. 2Select Remove metadata to re-encode the visible image without the original EXIF block.
  3. 3Download the cleaned result as a JPEG and use that file for sharing.

Frequently asked questions

Which files can the EXIF remover inspect?
This tool accepts JPEG or TIFF. The file never leaves your device, so there is no upload limit — the only ceiling is what your browser can hold in memory.
What metadata can EXIF contain?
Depending on the camera and file, EXIF can include capture date, device model, exposure settings, orientation, software, and GPS coordinates.
Does the cleaned file keep its original format and quality?
No. The visible image is redrawn and exported as JPEG at the tool’s fixed quality setting. TIFF input and lossless JPEG details are therefore not preserved byte for byte.
Can I verify that GPS data was removed?
Download the cleaned file and inspect that result in an EXIF reader before publishing material where location privacy is critical.