EXIF Data Viewer and Remover
Drop a photo and see everything your camera recorded — or strip it all before sharing.
Drop your image here
JPG works best for EXIF data. PNG and WebP usually have none.
How to view and remove EXIF data
Drop a JPEG photo
Drag in any JPEG file. The metadata is read locally — nothing is uploaded.
Read the metadata
Camera make and model, date taken, GPS coordinates, ISO, aperture, shutter speed — all shown in a clean table.
Strip it
Click Remove EXIF to get a clean copy of the image with all metadata removed.
Download the clean image
Save the stripped version. Same image, no metadata.
What your photos are sharing without you knowing
Every photo you take on a modern smartphone contains a lot more than the image itself. The file includes the exact GPS coordinates of where you took the photo, the device make and model, the date and time down to the second, and often the camera app used.
When you upload that photo to a forum, send it in an email, or post it anywhere that preserves the original file, that metadata goes with it. Anyone who downloads the file and opens its properties can see all of that information.
Most social media platforms strip EXIF on upload. But many file sharing services, email attachments, and direct image links do not. If you are sharing a photo of your house, your workplace, or anywhere identifiable, stripping the EXIF before sharing is a simple privacy step that takes two clicks with this tool.