Photos can include camera, software, date, orientation, and GPS metadata. This tool creates a new pixel copy in the browser instead of carrying the original file container forward. Standard EXIF and location fields are therefore omitted from the downloaded copy.
How to use Remove Metadata
- Choose the photo you plan to share.
- Select a clean output format and quality.
- Process and download the re-encoded copy instead of sharing the original file.
Things worth knowing
- The tool does not inspect or transmit the original metadata.
- Re-encoding can alter file size and lossy image quality.
- Keep an original copy if capture dates or camera information matter to your archive.
Frequently asked questions
Does this remove GPS location?
The downloaded file is newly encoded from pixels and does not copy the source EXIF container, including standard GPS fields.
Should I delete the original photo?
No. Keep the original in your private archive if you need its full quality or metadata. Share the cleaned copy.