Remove EXIF & GPS Metadata from Photos Online
Most photos carry hidden metadata: camera model, exposure settings, the exact date and time — and sometimes the precise GPS coordinates of where the photo was taken. Photopik's metadata cleaner shows you what's embedded in a photo and strips it all with one click before you share it.
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Choose a fileHow it works
Photopik reads the image's EXIF tags and displays them clearly, including GPS coordinates if present. Removing metadata re-encodes the image's pixels into a clean file with no embedded tags at all — the visual content is identical, but the hidden data is gone.
Frequently asked questions
Why would a photo have my location in it?+
Most smartphones embed GPS coordinates into every photo by default. This is convenient for organizing your own photo library, but it also means anyone who receives the original file can see exactly where it was taken unless the metadata is stripped first.
Does removing metadata change how the photo looks?+
No. Only the hidden data tags are removed; the visible image content is unchanged.
Should I always strip metadata before sharing photos online?+
It's a reasonable default for anything shared publicly, especially images taken at home or other private locations you'd rather not disclose.