EXIF Remover
Strip EXIF metadata from photos before sharing — keep the pixels, drop the data.
How to use the exif remover
- Drop your photos into the box above — or click to browse. Files stay on this device.
- Adjust the options on the right. A live preview of the settings updates as you change them.
- Press the process button. The work happens inside your browser — you can even go offline first.
- Download each result, or grab them all as a single ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly gets removed?
Camera make/model, capture date, exposure settings, lens info, and crucially GPS coordinates and your name if the camera stored it. The visible picture is untouched.
Why offer a full re-encode?
Segment stripping removes standard EXIF. A full re-encode rebuilds the image from pixels only, wiping every kind of hidden metadata (EXIF, XMP, ICC, comments) — the nuclear option.
Do social networks already strip EXIF?
Most do when they re-compress uploads — but not always, not everywhere, and not for direct file transfers, email or chat “document” mode. Stripping before you send puts you in control.