Photos from phones often hide the exact GPS spot where they were taken. See what your photos reveal and save clean copies — without uploading them anywhere.
Drop photos here or tap to choose
JPG, PNG, HEIC or WebP — JPG and PNG photos show any GPS location they carry
No. Reading and cleaning happen entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server — the whole point is privacy.
All embedded metadata: GPS location, camera make and model, date and time, and other EXIF/XMP fields. The picture looks the same: PNG stays PNG with no quality loss, while JPG and HEIC photos are saved as JPG at 95% quality.
Some big platforms strip it, but email, messaging apps, forums, marketplaces and cloud links often keep the original file — location included. Cleaning first is the safe habit.
Yes, in Safari on iPhone and iPad. Choose photos from your library and download the clean copies to Files or Photos.
📖 Step-by-step guide: Remove GPS location from photos before sharing