EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata saved inside image files, which can contain sensitive details like camera settings, date/time, and GPS coordinates.

How does metadata stripping work?

The tool reads the binary file structure of your photo in the browser and strips the APP1 segment where EXIF data is stored, leaving the image pixels unchanged.

Does this work on all image formats?

This tool specifically strips metadata from JPEG/JPG formats, which commonly store camera and GPS exif segments.

EXIF Data Stripper

View and strip EXIF metadata from your photos online for privacy. Remove camera details, date taken, and GPS coordinates locally. No server upload.

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EXIF Metadata Stripper

Upload a JPEG photo to inspect its embedded EXIF metadata (camera settings, GPS coordinates, capture date) and download a clean copy with all privacy-revealing tags completely removed. No server uploads — all parsing and metadata stripping occurs directly in your web browser.

Drag & drop your JPEG photo here

or click to browse • JPEG / JPG only • Max 20MB

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Metadata Removed

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EXIF Data Stripper

EXIF Metadata Stripper

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