Why remove EXIF data before sharing photos
Every photo your phone takes carries hidden EXIF metadata: the date and time, the camera or phone model, exposure settings — and often the exact GPS coordinates where it was taken. When you post that photo online, the metadata travels with it, and anyone can read it with free tools.
- Drop your photo into the box above.
- Check the scan report — it tells you whether EXIF data (and GPS) was found.
- Click Remove metadata and download the clean copy.
The clean photo is re-saved without the EXIF block and automatically verified before download, so you can share it with confidence. Because everything runs in your browser, your photos are never uploaded to any server — which is exactly the point.