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Remove EXIF Data

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Strip EXIF metadata from JPEG and PNG images: GPS coordinates, camera make/model, date taken, and all hidden data. Re-encodes a clean copy via Canvas API.

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All processing is done in-browser. Your file never leaves your device.

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Removes ALL metadata from your image: GPS coordinates, camera make/model, date taken, software info, thumbnails, and any other embedded data. The image is re-encoded via Canvas API — resulting in a clean, metadata-free copy.

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How to use Remove EXIF Data

  1. Upload a JPEG or PNG image (camera photos typically have the most metadata).
  2. Review detected metadata (GPS, camera, date, etc.) in the Before panel.
  3. Click Remove EXIF & Download Clean Image.
  4. Compare the Before/After panels — metadata count drops to zero.

What is Remove EXIF Data?

Photos from phones and cameras embed extensive metadata: GPS coordinates, camera model, lens info, exposure settings, date/time, software used, and sometimes thumbnail previews. When you share images online, this hidden data travels with them. This tool strips every piece of metadata by re-encoding the image on an HTML canvas — which discards all EXIF, IPTC, XMP, and ICC profile data. The resulting image is pixel-identical but metadata-free.

Shows a before/after comparison with detected metadata fields, file sizes, and a side-by-side preview.

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FAQ

What EXIF data is removed?
GPS location, camera make/model, lens info, date/time taken, exposure settings, software, copyright, thumbnails, ICC color profiles, XMP, and IPTC metadata.
Does removing EXIF reduce image quality?
For PNG output: no, it is lossless. For JPEG output: there is a negligible re-encode loss at 95% quality, visually indistinguishable.
Can I remove EXIF from other formats?
Currently JPEG and PNG are supported. WebP metadata is also stripped during the Canvas re-encode.

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