View, edit, and remove EXIF metadata (date taken, camera model, GPS location, and more). Everything runs in your browser; images are never uploaded
| Area | Tag | Type | Value | |
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Load an image to see its metadata listed here. | ||||
6, [2,0,0,0], [[35,1],[40,1],[521321,10000]]; a Rational is [numerator, denominator]). Undefined and other binary tags, as well as the thumbnail image, are display-only. Edits are saved with "Apply edits and download".
No. All EXIF reading, editing, and removal happens entirely in JavaScript (piexifjs) inside your browser. The image you select and its location data are never sent to or stored on any server, so you can safely use it with private photos.
When you load an image, a warning appears if it contains location data. Press the "Remove all metadata and download" button to save a JPEG with the entire EXIF block, including location data, stripped out. If you only want to remove the location, press the "Remove location data" button to delete just the GPS tags, then save with "Apply edits and download". This is a recommended privacy step before posting photos to social media.
EXIF editing and removal are supported for JPEG (.jpg / .jpeg). For PNG, the tool displays metadata such as tEXt chunks and basic file information only; for WebP, GIF, and other formats it shows basic file information only. Editing formats other than JPEG is not supported.
No. This tool does not re-compress the image; it only rewrites or removes the EXIF area (the APP1 segment) while leaving the original JPEG data untouched. The image data itself is not changed by a single byte, so the quality stays exactly the same no matter how many times you edit.