Strip metadata from a batch of images
Photos can carry camera model, timestamps and even GPS coordinates in their EXIF data. Remove it from your whole selection before sharing, publishing or reselling images.
Why metadata removal matters
EXIF metadata can unintentionally expose the location a photo was taken, the device used, and other details you may not want to share publicly — especially for product photography, real estate listings, or personal photos.
Stripped by default when you process
Metadata is removed automatically as part of the standard processing pipeline — every image that goes through resize, compress or convert comes out without its original EXIF data.
Applies to your whole selection
There's no need to clean images one at a time — select everything you want stripped and process it together.
Why use this tool
- Removes EXIF (camera info, GPS, timestamps)
- Applied automatically during processing
- Works across your whole selection at once
- Combine with resize, compress or convert
Frequently asked questions
Does this remove GPS location data specifically?
Yes — GPS coordinates are part of EXIF metadata and are stripped along with the rest.
Will this change how the image looks?
No — removing metadata doesn't affect the visible image, only the hidden data attached to the file.