Remove Image Metadata Online
Upload an image to get started
or drag and drop files here
Supported image formats
Controls
View and remove EXIF, GPS, and other metadata from JPG, PNG, or WebP images. Clean selected fields or strip all metadata in your browser.
How to Remove Image Metadata
- Click the "Select Image" button to upload your photo.
- View all existing metadata in the panel on the right.
- Click "Strip All Metadata" to remove everything at once.
- Or delete individual metadata fields with the x button.
- Review the result, then download the clean image.
Key Features
View Metadata
See EXIF data stored in your image before you decide what to remove.
Delete Fields
Remove individual metadata fields or strip everything at once.
Privacy Protection
Remove GPS coordinates and other sensitive data before you share a photo.
Strip All Data
Clear all metadata with one action when you need a fully cleaned file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Removing image metadata strips hidden information stored inside the file without changing the visible picture itself. It is commonly used to protect privacy, remove GPS location data, hide camera or device details, remove timestamps, and share cleaner image files online.
Image metadata, often stored as EXIF and related embedded data, can include the camera model, date and time, GPS location, orientation, exposure settings, copyright notes, and other technical or descriptive details saved inside the file.
Removing metadata can protect privacy by stripping GPS coordinates, device information, timestamps, and other hidden details that may reveal where, when, or how the photo was taken. It is also useful when you want a cleaner file before posting, emailing, or publishing images.
No. Metadata is separate from the visible image pixels, so deleting it does not change resolution, sharpness, colors, or overall visual quality. It only removes the embedded information stored alongside the image.
You can remove metadata from JPG, PNG, and WEBP images. In practice, JPG files usually contain the most EXIF data, while PNG and WEBP may include less metadata depending on how they were created or exported.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your images are not uploaded to a remote server or stored online while you inspect and clean the metadata.