Remove photo location (Exif)
Remove location, date taken and other details from photos without losing quality.
1. Choose photos to remove location from
Works with JPEG, PNG, WebP and HEIC (iPhone photos). Choose as many as you like.
Drag and drop images here
or
2. Download them all
Save all the cleaned photos in one ZIP file.
Everything happens on this device. Your images are never uploaded.
Quality doesn't change. The image itself is left untouched; only the details like location are removed. Orientation and color information are kept.
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How to use
1. Choose photos
Tap “Choose files” and pick the photos you want to clean. You can pick as many as you like.
Drag and drop the photos anywhere on the page, or use “Choose files”. JPEG, PNG, WebP and HEIC are supported, as many as you like.
2. Check what was removed
Location and other details are removed right away. Each photo shows what was removed (location, date taken, camera model).
Location and other details are removed right away. Each photo shows what was removed (location, date taken, camera model).
3. Download
Use “Download all as ZIP” to save every photo at once. On iPhone, files are saved to Downloads in the Files app.
Use “Download all as ZIP” to save every photo at once. To save one at a time, use each photo's “Download” button.
When it helps
Before posting photos on social media or blogs
Phone photos often carry the location where they were taken. Remove it before posting photos taken at home or work.
People who post photos
Before listing items for sale
Remove location data, a clue to your address, from product photos taken at home.
People who sell online
Before sending photos to strangers or clients
Remove location and date taken from photos before you email or message them.
People who send photos
When you'd rather not share the date or device
When and with which camera or phone a photo was taken is removed along with the location.
Anyone who cares about privacy
Good to know before removing
- If you organize photos by date or place, keep the originals too. Cleaned photos are saved as separate files.
- If the date taken is needed, such as for evidence photos, submit them without removing it.
- Screenshots and images saved from the web rarely contain location data in the first place.
About Exif
Exif is shooting information saved along with a photo: the date taken, camera model and settings, and, if location is turned on, the latitude and longitude where it was taken.
It doesn't show in the picture, so it's easy to miss, but anyone who gets the file can read it. For photos taken at home, it can even hint at your address.
| This tool | Example | |
|---|---|---|
| Location | Removed | Latitude, longitude |
| Date taken | Removed | Oct 1, 2026 12:00 |
| Camera model | Removed | iPhone 15 |
| Settings | Removed | Shutter speed, ISO |
| Orientation | Kept | Portrait, landscape |
| Color info | Kept | Color profile (ICC) |
FAQ
Answers to the things people most often wonder about before using it.
Are my photos sent anywhere?
No. Everything happens inside your browser on your own device. Your photos are never uploaded to a server.
What is Exif?
Shooting information saved with a photo, such as the date taken, camera model, settings and location (GPS). It doesn't appear in the picture itself.
How can I check that it's gone?
When processing finishes, each photo shows what was removed. On Windows, right-click the file and open Properties > Details. On Mac, open it in Preview and choose Tools > Show Inspector.
Does quality drop?
No. The image data is left untouched and only details like the location are removed, so the photo looks exactly the same.
Will my photos turn sideways?
No. Orientation information is kept, so portrait photos stay portrait.
Does it work with iPhone photos (HEIC)?
Yes. It removes location and other details while keeping the HEIC format. In browsers other than Safari, showing the photo in the list can take a few seconds.
How do I stop my iPhone adding location?
Go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > Camera and choose Never. When sharing a photo, you can also turn off location under Options at the top of the share sheet.
Doesn't social media remove location anyway?
Many services remove it when you post, but not all. Location may stay in photos shared by email, chat or cloud storage, so remove it first if you're unsure.
Is it free?
Yes. No sign-up, and no ads.
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