Remove Metadata From Photo

Strip the GPS location, camera details and capture date out of a photo, along with the EXIF, XMP and C2PA Content Credentials. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Batch Picture Resizer

Batch Picture Resizer

Batch Image Resizer is an easy, user-friendly tool that helps you resize multiple photos, convert, flip, mirror, or rotate them in batch mode.

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Every JPEG your phone or camera saves carries a hidden layer of data. EXIF fields record the make and model of the device, the lens and exposure settings, and the exact time and place a shot was taken, GPS coordinates included. Newer files can also carry C2PA provenance tags that log how the picture was made. Share that photo as it is and anyone who opens the file can read all of it. This free tool clears the whole metadata block. Out go the EXIF data and GPS geotags, the camera and lens details, and the capture date. It also strips the XMP and IPTC data and any Content Credentials, then hands the picture back in the same format, at full resolution, with the same file name. Everything happens in your browser, so the image never leaves your device. When you need to clean a whole folder at once, our desktop app processes images offline in bulk and drops their metadata as it re-saves each one.

How to remove metadata from a photo

  1. Add your photos
    Drop a single image or up to 10 into the upload area, or pick them from your device. JPG, PNG and WEBP are all supported.
  2. Let it strip the metadata
    The tool clears the EXIF, GPS and camera fields, down to the capture date, along with any XMP, IPTC and C2PA tags. It works right in the browser, so nothing is sent to a server.
  3. Download the clean photos
    Save each result on its own, or grab the whole batch as one zip. Every file keeps its original name, format and full resolution.
The hidden data in a shot can identify you.

The hidden data in a shot can identify you

The risk is not the picture, it is the invisible record riding inside the file. One geotag can point straight to your front door, and that buried data can outlive the moment you hit share.

  • Strip the geotag that pins a photo to your home, office or child's school
  • Share online without trusting each site to scrub the file for you
  • Hand a client or a marketplace a scrubbed file, not your camera's fingerprint
  • Keep what you post from turning into a breadcrumb trail across the web

Online tool or desktop bulk?

What you needThis online toolBatch Picture Resizer
A few photos, right now, with nothing to installYes, this is the job it doesMore than you need
Cleans images without uploading themYes, in your browserYes, on your PC
A folder of images, or thousands at onceUp to 10 at a timeYes, entire folders in one run
Command line and Explorer integrationNoYes
Resize, convert or rename while cleaningMetadata onlyYes
Where it runsAny browser, any deviceWindows desktop app
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Clears the whole metadata block

One pass removes the EXIF container and everything in it. That covers the make and model of the camera and its lens, the exposure settings and the original date and time. It also clears the GPS coordinates and the XMP and IPTC fields that carry captions, keywords and copyright.

Removes C2PA and AI tags too

Beyond classic EXIF, it strips C2PA provenance manifests and the AI-generation tags that newer tools from Adobe, Google and OpenAI write into a file. That signed layer is the part most metadata removers leave behind.

Nothing leaves your browser

The cleaning runs on your own machine with in-browser code. Your photos are never uploaded to a server, never stored and never seen by us, which is the whole reason to do it locally.

Same format, same name, same quality

Upload a JPG and you get a JPG back; PNG stays PNG and WEBP stays WEBP. The file keeps its name and full resolution, because only the metadata is touched, never the pixels.

Handles a small batch at once

Drop up to 10 photos in one go and clean them together. Download them one by one, or pull the whole set down as a single zip when the run finishes.

Who removes photo metadata

Anyone sharing photos online

You post to marketplaces, forums and social sites, and you would rather a buyer or a stranger could not read the geotag that shows where you live.

Photographers and sellers

You send proofs and product shots to clients and platforms, and you want them clean of camera serials, edit history and location before they leave your hands.

Journalists and activists

You handle images from sources where a leftover geotag or device ID could expose someone, so scrubbing the metadata before sharing is not optional.

Use this tool on photos you own or are allowed to edit. It clears EXIF, GPS, camera data and C2PA provenance tags; it is not a tool for bypassing platform rules, and removal cannot be guaranteed to be 100 percent.

Batch Picture Resizer

Batch Picture Resizer

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File Size

10.6 Mb

Version

14.0

Last updated on

07/05/26

$ 19.99

🖥️ System Requirements

  • Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 (32/64 bit)
  • Intel i3, AMD Ryzen 5 or above
  • 4 GB of RAM or above
  • NVIDIA® GeForce® series 8 and 8M, Intel® HD Graphics 2000, Quadro FX 4800, Quadro FX 5600, AMD Radeon™ R600, Mobility Radeon™ HD 4330, Mobility FirePro™ series, Radeon™ R5 M230 or higher graphics card with up-to-date drivers
  • 1280 × 768 screen resolution, 32-bit color
  • 1 GB of free hard disk space or above

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🙋 Frequently Asked Questions

The full set. It clears the EXIF data, meaning the device, the lens and the exposure, plus the capture date and time. GPS geotags go too, along with the IPTC and XMP fields that hold captions, keywords and copyright. It also removes any Content Credentials and the embedded thumbnail. That leaves the same picture you uploaded, with the hidden data cleared out.

No. The tool runs in your browser and processes each photo on your own device. The files are never sent to us, never stored and never seen by anyone else, which is exactly why it is safe for sensitive images.

No. Metadata sits in separate fields inside the file, alongside the image rather than in the pixels. Stripping it leaves the photo untouched at full resolution, whether the file is 2 MB or 20 MB. The only change you might notice is a slightly smaller file, because the extra data is gone.

A screenshot drops the original EXIF, since it is a fresh image, but it is a poor fix. You lose resolution, the framing changes, and the screenshot can pick up new metadata from your own device. Stripping the original file keeps the photo intact and clears the data properly.

Add the photo here and the geotag is cleared along with the rest of the metadata; there is no separate step. Going forward, you can also turn off location for the camera on your phone so new photos are saved without coordinates in the first place.

Usually it gets a little smaller, since the EXIF, thumbnail and provenance data are gone. The image itself is not recompressed, so the difference is minor and the picture looks the same as before.

Yes. Add a batch of up to 10 and it works through them in turn. Download each result on its own, or pull the whole batch as a single zip.

Yes. It strips C2PA provenance manifests and the AI-generation tags that tools from Adobe, Google and OpenAI embed. If an image also carries an invisible AI watermark woven into the pixels themselves, that is a separate layer: our AI watermark remover handles those, and for Google images specifically our Gemini watermark remover targets the SynthID pattern.

Both JPG and PNG work, and so does WEBP, in and out. Each file can be up to about 20 MB, and you can run up to 10 at a time. The output always matches the format you started with and keeps the original file name.

Stripping the file first is the reliable move. Some sites remove EXIF on upload and some do not, and the behavior is rarely documented, so you cannot count on it. Clearing the metadata yourself before you share means there is nothing left for a platform, or for anyone who downloads the file, to read. We cannot promise a site will not add tags of its own afterward.

The online tool cleans up to 10 photos at a time, which suits a quick job. For entire folders, thousands of files, or a step you want to script, our desktop Batch Picture Resizer processes images in bulk offline on Windows and clears their metadata as it re-saves them, with command-line and Explorer support.

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