Privacy-First Tool — Zero Server Policy

Your Photos AreLeaking Your Location

Every photo you share contains hidden EXIF metadata — GPS coordinates, camera serial numbers, timestamps. Strip it all in seconds, right in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.

No uploads No tracking No data stored

Drop photos here or click to browse

Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP — Bulk upload supported — Everything stays on your device

Zero-Server Policy

Your photos are processed entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No data is uploaded, stored, or transmitted to any server.

How It Works

1

Upload Photos

Drag & drop or browse. Supports bulk upload.

2

View Hidden Data

See exactly what metadata is exposed — GPS, device, timestamps.

3

Auto-Strip EXIF

All metadata is instantly removed in your browser.

4

Download Clean

Get privacy-safe photos ready to share anywhere.

Privacy Alert

What Your Photos Reveal About You

Every time you upload a photo to a marketplace, dating app, or social media — you may be giving strangers a map to your front door.

Your Home Address

GPS coordinates in photos taken at home reveal your exact address to anyone who downloads them.

Your Device Identity

Camera serial numbers and model info create a unique fingerprint that links all your photos together.

Your Daily Routine

Timestamps reveal when and where you were — stalkers can map your daily schedule from photo metadata.

Your Identity

Some cameras embed your name, copyright info, and software — directly identifying you as the photographer.

Who Needs to Strip EXIF Data?

🏠 Selling items online

Photos of products taken at home contain your GPS coordinates. Buyers can find your exact address.

💕 Dating apps

Profile photos with embedded location data let strangers know where you live and work.

📱 Social media

While platforms strip some data, not all do — and data can be scraped before processing.

📰 Journalists & Activists

Photo metadata has been used to identify and locate whistleblowers and sources.

🏢 Business listings

Photos for reviews or listings can accidentally expose employee or customer locations.

👨‍👩‍👧 Parents sharing kids' photos

School and home locations embedded in photos of children pose serious safety risks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about photo metadata and online privacy.