Check hidden GPS coordinates, device info, and shooting date in your photos — then erase them all in one click. Great for protecting your privacy before posting on social media.
Photos taken with smartphones contain metadata called "EXIF data", which includes shooting locations (GPS coordinates), dates, and camera models.
Posting them directly to SNS or blogs poses a risk of privacy leaks, such as revealing your home address.
With this tool, you can check what data is embedded and create safe images with metadata completely erased in one click.
Click the "Select Files" button or drag and drop photos to load them. You can upload multiple photos at once.
Click "View Details" to see what location and camera information is embedded in the photo.
On PC, the "Remove EXIF from all and Save as ZIP" button is convenient for bulk downloading.
On smartphones, you can long-press the processed image to save it, or use the "Share" button to send it directly via AirDrop, messaging apps, etc.
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