Remove EXIF Data From Photos
- Runs in your browser
- No sign-up
- Free, no watermark
Drop photos to strip their metadata
Removes GPS location, camera model, dates and more · JPG, PNG, WebP
How it works
How to use the EXIF Remover
Drop photos
Add JPG, PNG or WebP images — one or a whole album.
Metadata is removed
Each file is cleaned automatically. We show what was found, like GPS location.
Share safely
Download the clean copies individually or as a ZIP.
Why BGFixer
Built for real work, not just demos
GPS location gone
Removes the exact coordinates your phone embeds in every photo.
Lossless for JPG
JPEG metadata is cut out without re-encoding, so not a single pixel changes.
Bulk cleaning
Clean an entire album before posting it online or sending it to a client.
Ironically private
A privacy tool shouldn't upload your photos. This one runs entirely on your device.
Guides
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How to Remove EXIF Data from Photos Online (Free & Easy)
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Frequently asked questions
What is EXIF data?
EXIF is metadata stored inside photos: GPS coordinates, date and time, camera or phone model, lens and exposure settings, and sometimes the owner's name.
Why should I remove EXIF data?
Photos shared online can reveal your home address or daily routine through GPS data. Removing EXIF protects your privacy before posting or selling items online.
Does removing EXIF reduce image quality?
For JPG files, no — the metadata block is removed without touching the image data. PNG and WebP files are re-saved at high quality.
Do social networks remove EXIF automatically?
Some do, but many messaging apps, email, cloud links and marketplaces keep it. Cleaning photos yourself is the only way to be sure.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. All processing happens in your browser.