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Remove EXIF and GPS Data Before Sharing a Photo
Phone photos can embed GPS coordinates of your home, your kids' school, or a client's site. ImageCraft shows you exactly what EXIF data a photo carries, then lets you download a metadata-free copy - all in your browser, so the sensitive original is never uploaded anywhere.
Why ImageCraft for this job
- Shows GPS, camera, exposure and timestamp groups
- One-click clean copy with all metadata removed
- Nothing uploaded - safe for sensitive photos
How to do it
- 1
Open the EXIF viewer
Use the button above (Pro tool - see the page for trial options).
- 2
Add a photo
JPEGs from phones and cameras carry the most EXIF data, including GPS.
- 3
Review and strip
Read camera, capture and GPS groups, then choose 'Download Without EXIF' for a clean copy.
Frequently asked questions
What is EXIF data?
Exchangeable Image File Format data stored inside a photo: camera model, settings, date/time and often GPS coordinates.
Does stripping EXIF change the picture?
No. Pixels are unchanged; only the hidden metadata block is removed.
Is it safe to check sensitive photos here?
Yes. The file is read locally in your browser and never uploaded, which is the point of checking it here rather than on an upload-based site.