View all metadata in your photos - GPS location, camera, settings, and date. Remove GPS or strip all EXIF with one click. Nothing leaves your browser.
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JPG, JPEG, HEIC, PNG - EXIF metadata read locally
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Upload JPG or HEIC photos. All EXIF metadata is read instantly in your browser - GPS, camera model, lens, ISO, shutter speed, date.
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See every EXIF field per photo. GPS coordinates are highlighted as a privacy risk with a clear warning.
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Strip GPS only or remove all EXIF with one click. Download individual files or the full batch as a ZIP.
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Select or drag JPG, HEIC, or PNG files. All metadata is read instantly in your browser.
Location, camera, settings, and date are displayed for each file. GPS is highlighted as a privacy risk.
Strip GPS only or all EXIF with one click per file- or use the action bar to process all at once. Download as ZIP.
See every EXIF field in your photo: GPS coordinates, camera make and model, lens, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, focal length, date, and software.
Photos taken with a smartphone contain precise GPS coordinates. One click removes location data only- keeping all other metadata intact.
Remove every piece of metadata from a photo in one step. Camera model, timestamps, software- all gone. Ideal before sharing images publicly.
Upload multiple photos at once. Remove GPS or strip EXIF from all files simultaneously, then download everything as a single ZIP.
Yes - EXIF Lens reads full metadata from HEIC files, including GPS coordinates, camera model, and capture settings. However, EXIF removal is only supported for JPEG files. To strip metadata from a HEIC photo, convert it to JPG first (any standard photo app can do this), then run it through EXIF Lens.
Yes. When you click 'Remove GPS', the GPS IFD block is deleted from the EXIF structure using piexifjs, a well-tested library. The resulting file contains zero GPS fields. You can verify this by reloading the cleaned file- the GPS section will show 'No data'.
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is a standard embedded in photo files. It can contain: GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude, altitude), camera make and model, lens model, ISO sensitivity, aperture (f-number), shutter speed, focal length, date and time of capture, software used to edit the photo, and more. This data is added automatically by cameras and smartphones.
No. Everything happens entirely in your browser. The files are never sent to any server. EXIF is read using the exifr library running locally, and metadata is removed using piexifjs- both run 100% client-side. Your photos stay on your device.
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