View and Remove EXIF Metadata From a Photo, Free and in Your Browser
Find out what information your photo carries (camera, date, GPS location) and remove it before sharing, without sending the image anywhere.
Check and clean your photo's metadata
Upload a JPG photo, see its real metadata and remove it with one click to protect your privacy.
Go to Privacy & EXIFWhat is EXIF metadata?
EXIF is the information many cameras and phones store inside the photo: the device model, date and time, shooting settings and, if location was on, the GPS coordinates of where you took it.
If you share the photo as it is, that information can travel with it. Removing it before you post, especially the coordinates, is a good privacy habit.
How to view and remove EXIF with OmniPixy
- Open the Privacy & EXIF tool.
- Drag in your JPG photo.
- Review the metadata it holds: camera, date and location.
- Click to remove the metadata.
- Download the clean photo.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I remove the location from a photo?
Upload the photo to OmniPixy's Privacy & EXIF tool, check that it contains GPS coordinates and remove the metadata; then download the clean copy.
What data does a phone photo store?
Usually the phone model, date and time, camera settings and, if location was on, the GPS coordinates.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Reading and removing the metadata happens in your browser, so the photo never leaves your device.
Does it work with any format?
EXIF reading is built for JPG photos, which is the format where this metadata is stored most often.