GPS Metadata Remover
Eliminate precise GPS coordinates, altitude, and geographic location stamps from photos before uploading or sharing them publicly.
Drop your image here
or choose a file from your device
Why Location Geotags Pose a Privacy Risk
When location services are enabled on iOS, Android, or modern cameras, photos record high-precision geographic telemetry directly into the file header. This data can pinpoint:
Zero Server Uploads
Because location data is highly sensitive, transmitting photos to an external cloud API to strip geotags creates the exact exposure risk you want to avoid. Our tool operates 100% inside your browser memory.
Supported Formats
- JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg): Removes EXIF GPS IFD tags (
0x8825pointer). - PNG (.png): Purges embedded
eXIfchunks containing coordinates. - WebP (.webp): Strips RIFF
EXIFchunks holding geotags.
Important Privacy Distinction
Removing GPS metadata deletes binary header coordinates only. It does not alter visual details inside the picture itself. If your photo contains recognizable street signs, building numbers, or distinctive landmarks in the visual pixels, those remain visible unless manually cropped or blurred.
How to Remove GPS Geotags in 4 Steps
- Select your photo: Drag and drop your JPEG, PNG, or WebP photo into the workspace above.
- Scan location tags: Click "Inspect Metadata" to verify whether GPS coordinates exist.
- Clean geotags: Choose "Remove GPS Location Data" or "Clean All Supported Metadata".
- Download clean photo: Review the two-pass verification check confirming 0 GPS tags remain.