Protect your privacy by removing sensitive data from your photos before sharing online
When you take a photo, your camera and phone embed hidden information called EXIF data. This can include your location, the time the photo was taken, camera settings, and even the specific device used. While this data can be useful for organizing your photos, it can also compromise your privacy when sharing images online.
Our privacy tools help you view, understand, and selectively remove this sensitive information to protect your privacy while maintaining image quality.
Explore your photo's complete technical details including camera settings, location data, and timestamp information. View everything in a beautiful, organized format that you can easily share or screenshot.
Selectively remove metadata from your photos before sharing. Choose exactly which EXIF fields to keep or remove, and get instant feedback on file size reduction and processing time.
Quickly and safely remove GPS coordinates and location information from your photos. Protect your privacy by ensuring no one can track where your photos were taken.
Process multiple photos at once to remove GPS location data efficiently. Perfect for preparing large batches of images for sharing or publication. Requires subscriber access.
Disable location services for your camera app if you don't want GPS data embedded in your photos.
Platforms like Facebook and Instagram remove some EXIF data, but not all. It's safer to strip it yourself first.
Use our EXIF Viewer to see what data is in your photos before sharing them publicly.
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