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EXIF remover
Removes GPS and camera notes from JPG, PNG, and WebP. The pixels are not re-encoded.
After cleaning
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- Location
- Taken
- Camera
- Orientation
- Size
A JPEG keeps only the orientation tag and loses GPS and the other EXIF. PNG and WebP lose the whole info block. Pixels are not re-encoded.
Why this exists
A shared photo can still carry the place it was taken and the camera that took it. Sending the file sends those coordinates too.
Cleaning finishes in this browser. The photo is not sent to a server.
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01How to use it
JPEG EXIF GPS. PNG WebP.
50 / 50MB. Strip location
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02What you get
GPS → None.
The orientation tag stayed.
EnteredGPS JPEG 50
EXIF GPS JPEG The orientation tag stayed. 50 50MB PNG WebP -
03Worth knowing
A JPEG keeps only the orientation tag and loses GPS and the other EXIF. PNG and WebP lose the whole info block. Pixels are not re-encoded.
EXIF / GPS / JPEG / 50 / 50MB.
Questions
- QEXIF?
- AEXIF GPS JPEG.
- Q50?
- A50 / 50MB.
- QGPS?
- ALocation / None
- QJPEG?
- AA JPEG keeps only the orientation tag and loses GPS and the other EXIF. PNG and WebP lose the whole info block. Pixels are not re-encoded.
How this page works it out
GPS and other camera notes are removed from JPG, PNG, and WebP. The page takes 50 files at a time, 50MB each. A JPEG loses the GPS and the rest of the EXIF, and keeps only the orientation tag so the photo does not land on its side.
PNG and WebP lose the whole info block. The color profile and the pixel chunks stay, and the pixels are not re-encoded, so the picture itself does not change. Coordinates are shown in red when they exist, and as none when they do not. They are not sent to a map.
Cleaning finishes in this browser. The photo is not uploaded. Two or more files come back as one archive, and a single file keeps its name.