Private • Local • Metadata cleaning
Remove EXIF data from photos
Strip the hidden camera and software details baked into your images before you share them.
- No upload
- No account
- Runs in your browser
Clean locally
Your image pixels stay unchanged.
Review clearly
See what was removed before download.
Keep control
Choose a mode or fine-tune advanced settings.
Short answer: EXIF metadata — camera model, timestamps, software, exposure settings and an embedded thumbnail — travels inside every JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photo unless you strip it. AI Remover Pro removes it in your browser, with nothing uploaded, and a full clean also clears the GPS coordinates stored in the same EXIF block. Only metadata is touched; pixels are untouched.
What is EXIF?
EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata your camera or phone writes into every photo: device make and model, lens, exposure settings, the software used, and often the exact date, time and GPS coordinates. Sharing a photo shares all of it unless you strip it first.
Why remove it?
Protect your privacy and location, avoid leaking which device or software you use, and keep file sizes lean. Full clean also removes embedded thumbnails, which can otherwise reveal an un-edited version of a cropped image.
The same clean works across formats
EXIF isn't just a JPEG thing — Full clean removes it the same way from PNG, WebP and HEIC too, along with the format-specific metadata each container also carries. If you only need one format handled, the dedicated WebP and HEIC pages walk through what's specific to each.
How to remove EXIF data
- Drag a JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC onto AI Remover Pro.
- Keep Full clean selected.
- EXIF (and GPS, thumbnails, ICC) is removed instantly in your browser.
- Download the clean photo.