Check if a photo contains GPS location, camera model or date, and clean it in one click.
Want proof? Turn off your internet, the tool keeps working.
It matters most before you post a photo in a classified ad, a rental listing or a forum. A photo taken at home can reveal your home address.
Phone photos usually carry an EXIF block with the GPS coordinates where the photo was taken, the phone make and model, and the date and time. When you share the file, that data goes with it.
Most large social networks do. Email, classified ad sites, forums, cloud share links and files sent in chat apps often do not.
No. The tool does not re-compress the photo, it only removes the metadata blocks. The image data stays bit-for-bit the same.
No. The single orientation tag that keeps the photo upright is kept; everything else is removed.
No. Everything runs in your browser and your photos never leave your device.