Guides JP

EXIF Viewer & Remover

View EXIF metadata from your images and safely remove it to protect your privacy.

Last updated: 2026/10/18 Image Feedback & bug reports
Upload Image

Drag & Drop

or

JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, HEIC (iPhone) — multiple files OK, max 20MB each

All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your images are never sent to or stored on any server.

How to Use

1

Select an Image

Drag and drop an image file, or click to select one from your device.

2

View EXIF Data

Camera info, capture settings, GPS location, and other metadata will be displayed.

3

Remove EXIF & Download

Download a clean version of the image with all metadata removed.

About EXIF Viewer & Remover

Digital photos contain EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) metadata, including camera model, date/time, and GPS location. This data can pose privacy risks when sharing photos online. This tool lets you view and remove EXIF data safely in your browser.

After removing EXIF data, you can shrink the file with our Image Compressor, change the format with the Image Converter, or add a credit using the Watermark tool. For more on location data and privacy, read our guide to EXIF and privacy.

Features

  • Detailed EXIF DisplayView camera info, settings, date/time, and GPS data organized by category.
  • GPS Map ViewWhen GPS data is available, the photo location is shown on an interactive map.
  • Privacy Risk AssessmentColor-coded risk indicators show GPS, date/time, and camera data presence.
  • Safe EXIF RemovalDownload clean images with all metadata removed. Processed entirely in your browser.
  • Batch ProcessingRemove EXIF from multiple images at once and download them together as a ZIP.

Use Cases

  • Privacy check before sharing on social media
  • Remove location data from marketplace listing photos
  • Strip metadata from blog and website images
  • Check photo capture settings (camera configuration)
  • Inspect detailed image file information

FAQ

What is EXIF data?
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata automatically embedded in photos taken with digital cameras and smartphones. It includes capture date/time, camera model, settings (shutter speed, ISO, etc.), and GPS location.
Why should I remove EXIF data?
EXIF data may contain GPS coordinates that can reveal your home or workplace location. Removing metadata before sharing photos online helps protect your privacy and safety.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No, all processing happens entirely in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to or stored on any server.
What image formats are supported?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, TIFF and HEIC (iPhone photos) are supported. JPEG images and iPhone photos typically contain the most EXIF data. HEIC photos are saved as JPG when you remove the data.
Does removing EXIF affect image quality?
No for JPEG: the image data is kept as is and only the EXIF data is removed (only the orientation is kept). PNG images are also processed without any quality loss. WebP and TIFF are saved as JPEG (95% quality) and HEIC as JPG (92%), so they may change very slightly, which is virtually impossible to see.
Can I process multiple images at once?
Yes. When you select multiple images, batch mode is enabled and EXIF data is removed from all of them at once. Cleaned images are downloaded together as a ZIP file, or one by one if ZIP is not supported. All processing happens in your browser.
What is the Key EXIF Info display?
It highlights the most important fields—date taken, camera model, lens, and GPS location—right after upload, so you can review the essentials at a glance without expanding the full EXIF list. When GPS data is present, you can open the location on a map directly from there.
How can I check the GPS location?
When GPS data is present, the capture location is shown on a map with a marker, plus an "Open in Google Maps" button and a copy-coordinates option. If you do not want to reveal the location, use the EXIF removal feature to strip the metadata. All viewing and removal happens in your browser and images are never sent anywhere.

Related Tools

QR Code Generator Create custom QR codes with logo, colors & styles Image Converter Convert between PNG, JPG, and WebP formats HEIC to JPG Converter Convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG or PNG in bulk, no upload Image Rotator Rotate, flip and straighten images in bulk, right in your browser Image Compressor Compress PNG, JPEG, WebP images to reduce file size

Popular Tools

Character Counter Count characters, words, and lines in real-time JSON Formatter Format and validate JSON with syntax highlighting Password Generator Generate secure random passwords with one click Base64 Encoder Encode and decode text or files to Base64 IP Address Checker Check your global IP address Percent Calculator Calculate percentages easily

Related Guides

What Is HEIC? How to Convert iPhone Photos to JPG for Uploads Why won't your iPhone photo upload? It is probably HEIC. Learn what HEIC is and how to convert it to JPG in your browser, on iPhone, Mac, or Windows, plus tips for sending photos of ID documents safely. How to Rotate and Flip Photos: Fix Sideways and Tilted Images Photo showing up sideways or upside down? Learn why it happens and how to rotate, flip, and straighten images in your browser, on iPhone, Android, Windows, or Mac. Photo EXIF Data and Privacy: Check, Remove Location, Use Mosaic Learn what EXIF data (timestamps and GPS location) embedded in photos is, the risks of social posting, how to check and remove location data, and how to hide details with mosaic to protect photo privacy.