View and remove image metadata
A photo can contain more information than you might expect: location, date, device used or software. Check what it contains and create a clean copy.
Choose an image
JPG, PNG or WebP
or drop it here
Information found
Information stored in the image
Create a copy without this information
The image is re-saved in your browser. EXIF information, GPS data and other embedded metadata are not copied.
What information can a photo contain?
Depending on the device and settings used, a photo may store the date it was taken, the manufacturer and model of the device, its orientation, the software used and sometimes GPS coordinates.
Why remove it?
Before sending or publishing a photo, removing this information helps prevent unintentionally sharing where it was taken or details about the device used.
When should you check an image's metadata?
This can be useful before posting a photo on social media, sending it to someone, attaching it to a listing or sharing a photographed document. A quick check lets you see whether information such as the date, device model or GPS location is still stored in the file.
What is EXIF data?
EXIF data is technical information stored with certain photos. It can include the date the photo was taken, device details, image orientation and, when geolocation was enabled, GPS coordinates.
Remove metadata before sharing a photo
Creating a clean copy keeps the image itself while preventing the embedded metadata from being shared. The tool re-saves the photo directly in your browser without copying the detected EXIF and GPS information.
Which formats are supported?
The tool supports JPG, PNG and WebP images. Depending on the original format, some photos contain more metadata than others, but the analysis can always check the common information stored in the file.