Free tool · Privacy
Remove EXIF and GPS data before sharing.
Photos carry hidden metadata: GPS coordinates, camera model, and timestamps. This tool strips all of it locally in your browser.
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Free tool · Privacy
Why strip metadata?
Every photo taken on a phone or camera carries hidden EXIF metadata: the exact GPS coordinates where the photo was taken, the camera model, exposure settings, and timestamps. Some platforms strip this on upload — many do not.
This tool re-encodes the image via your browser’s canvas, which drops all ancillary metadata (EXIF, XMP, IPTC, GPS) while preserving pixels.
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Cleaner exports from iPhone?
Magic Retouch exports edits without location metadata by default, and never uses your photos to train models.
Remove EXIF — common questions
- Yes. GPS coordinates and all other EXIF fields are dropped when the image is re-encoded.
- Pixels are preserved. JPEG output is re-encoded at 92% quality, which is visually identical to the source. PNG output is lossless.
- No.
- This tool handles still images only.
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