Remove EXIF
Strip GPS, camera info, and other metadata from images
Strip GPS, camera info, and other metadata from images
Photos taken with smartphones or digital cameras embed sensitive data — GPS coordinates, camera model, date and time, and more. Strip EXIF metadata before sharing photos on social media to protect your privacy.
Photos often contain GPS metadata (where you were) and camera settings. Clean your EXIF data before uploading photos taken at home or the office to protect your location privacy.
Don't give away your trade secrets. EXIF data can reveal lens types and lighting parameters—strip it before publishing product shots to keep your process private.
If sending IDs or contracts, always strip EXIF data. It's a simple, necessary step to ensure you aren't accidentally sharing sensitive location data.
Last updated: August 5, 2026