Remove GPS Location from Photos Online
Instantly inspect and wipe embedded GPS coordinates, geotags, and camera details directly in your browser before sharing images on marketplaces, forums, or social networks.
Drag and drop your image here
or click to browse from your device. You can also paste an image from your clipboard (Ctrl+V).
Analyzing image metadata...
Deep binary inspection of EXIF, ICC Profile, JFIF, GPS, and checksums.
Unsupported File Format
Could not parse image metadata from the selected file.
0 potentially sensitive items detected
Metadata tags like GPS location coordinates and serial numbers can expose sensitive information.
- No sensitive geolocation or hardware serial numbers detected.
The data shown is all the metadata automatically extracted from your file. It reflects authentic embedded tags, color profiles, JFIF headers, and camera details. Metadata may have been changed or deleted prior to upload.
Why Stripping Photo Geotags Matters for Privacy
Every time you take a photo with your iPhone, Android phone, or digital camera, the device often embeds precise geographic coordinates into the file's EXIF metadata. Anyone who downloads your original photo can easily extract your latitude and longitude, revealing where you live, where you work, or where your children spend time.
Selling Online
Selling furniture or vehicles on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace? Uncleaned photos can pinpoint your exact home address.
Forums & Reddit
When posting original photos to enthusiast forums or subreddits, scrubbing metadata prevents unintentional self-doxxing.
Zero Server Exposure
Unlike other tools that upload your pictures to remote cloud servers, Pics Metadata processes everything right in your browser.
How to Remove GPS from a Photo in 3 Seconds:
- Drop or select your photo in the upload box above (JPEG, PNG, WebP, or TIFF).
- Inspect detected GPS tags to see the exact location map and coordinates embedded in the file.
- Click "Strip All Metadata" and download your clean, sanitized photo with zero location data.