Your photos can give away where you live. See what is hidden in them and wipe it before you share.
Private: your images never leave your device.
Details a camera or phone saves inside a photo: the date and time, the camera model, and often the exact GPS position where it was taken.
When you post or send a photo, the file can still carry your location. Removing it keeps your home, workplace or travel plans private.
It saves the picture again with only the pixels. JPG files are re-compressed very slightly in the process.
Many do when they publish a photo, but not all, and not when you send the original file by email or chat. It is safer to remove it yourself.
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Book a free strategy callTo remove metadata from a photo, add the image and download a clean copy without GPS location, camera details and dates. Photos from phones often store where they were taken, which can show where you live.
Most tools here run inside your browser. The file is opened on your own device and the result is made there too, so it is never uploaded to our servers. That makes them safe for contracts, IDs, payslips and client files, and they keep working on slow connections because nothing large is sent. Photos often hold your location and camera details, so editing them on your device is the private choice. Many tools handle a batch of images at once and give you a ZIP.
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