EXIF Remover — Remove EXIF Data from Photos Online

How to remove EXIF data in three steps

1. Drop your photos into the tool above, or tap “Choose images”. JPG, HEIC, PNG, WebP, GIF and AVIF are supported.
2. Check “Privacy details” to see whether location, personal or time data is exposed, and open “All metadata” for every field.
3. Click “Remove AI metadata” and download the cleaned photos one by one or as a ZIP.

See also: Batch remove metadata without uploading to a server

Which EXIF fields are removed

See also: What Is EXIF Data? A Plain-English Guide to Photo Metadata

Why a lossless EXIF remover matters

Many EXIF removers redraw the photo and save a new file. That strips EXIF but also re-compresses JPEGs, can drop the color profile and sometimes rotates the photo because the orientation tag is lost.

This tool cuts the metadata blocks out of the file and copies the image data unchanged. The orientation is written back in a minimal EXIF block, so the photo stays upright and pixel-identical.

When to remove EXIF data

• Before selling items online or posting photos taken at home.
• Before sending original files by email, cloud links or “send as file” in messaging apps, which keep EXIF.
• Before delivering client work that should not show your camera serial number or edit history.
• Before publishing photos of children, events or places you do not want located.

See also: Remove GPS location and personal data from phone photos · Which Apps and Social Networks Strip Photo Metadata? (And When Your GPS Still Leaks)

EXIF on iPhone and Android photos

iPhone photos are usually HEIC files with EXIF stored as a separate item; Android photos are usually JPEGs with EXIF in an APP1 segment. Both are cleaned in place and stay in their original format — HEIC is not converted to JPG.

See also: Remove Metadata from HEIC Photos — Keep HEIC, No Upload · How to View and Remove Photo Metadata on iPhone and Android

Questions about removing EXIF