Remove GPS from Photos
Strip GPS location data and EXIF metadata from your photos for privacy.
Your photos never leave your browser
Drag & drop your photos here
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Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and HEIF
How It Works
1. Upload
Drag & drop or select your photos
2. Check
See which photos contain GPS data
3. Download
Download clean copies with all metadata removed
Why Remove GPS Data from Photos?
When you share photos online, they may contain GPS coordinates that reveal exactly where you were. This can expose your home address, workplace, or other private locations. Removing GPS data before sharing protects your privacy.
- Protect your home address when sharing photos on social media
- Remove location data before uploading to forums or marketplaces
- Strip metadata from photos before sending to strangers
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Frequently Asked Questions
What photo formats are supported?
The GPS remover supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and HEIF image formats. Non-JPEG files are converted to JPEG on download with all metadata stripped.
Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. Your photos never leave your browser. All processing happens locally on your device — nothing is uploaded or stored.
What metadata is removed?
All EXIF metadata is stripped from the photo, including GPS coordinates, camera model, date/time, and any other embedded data. The downloaded file is a clean copy.
Does this modify my original photo files?
No. Your original files are never modified. When you download a photo, you get a new copy with the metadata removed. Your originals remain untouched.
Can I remove GPS from multiple photos at once?
Yes. Upload all your photos and download them individually or use the batch download feature. Each downloaded copy will have its metadata stripped.
Why should I remove GPS data before sharing photos?
Photos taken with smartphones embed your exact GPS location in the file metadata. Sharing these photos online can reveal your home address, workplace, or other private locations to anyone who inspects the file.