You are offline. Tools you have opened before keep working.
Remove location from photos
Delete only the GPS position stored in your photos and keep the rest, such as the camera and the date the picture was taken.
Your files never leave your device. Everything runs in your browser.
JPG
JPG
Report a problem
How it works
Add your photosDrop the files; location only is already selected.
Check the resultEach row shows whether a location was found.
DownloadDownload one by one or as a ZIP.
Share without your address
Photos taken with location services on contain coordinates precise to a few meters. When you post a picture of your home, your car or your children, those coordinates can lead a stranger to your door. Removing only the location keeps useful details like the date for your own photo library, while the place stays private.
The location block inside EXIF is erased and XMP data, which can also hold a location, is removed. The image itself is not touched.
Check before you post
Each row shows whether a location was found and the coordinates, so you know which photos were affected.
Frequently asked questions
Will the date stay in the photo?
Yes. Only the location is removed; camera and date remain.
How can I stop my phone from saving the location?
Turn off location access for the camera app in your phone settings.
Does removing EXIF change image quality?
No. The image is not re-encoded; only the information blocks are removed.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The files are cleaned in your browser.
Do social networks remove EXIF themselves?
Many large platforms do, but messengers sending files as documents, email, marketplaces and cloud links often keep it.
Is HEIC supported?
Not yet. Convert HEIC to JPG first; the converter does not copy the metadata.