Remove Image Metadata and EXIF Data
Strip GPS coordinates, camera details and timestamps before you share a photo. The stripping happens on your device, which is the only place it can be trusted.
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Metadata remover
Remove location and camera data before you share
Photos from phones usually carry hidden EXIF data: the GPS location where they were taken, the date and time, and the make and model of the device. ImageSmith makes a clean copy with all of it removed.
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Choose a photo
Pick the image you are about to share.
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It is cleaned straight away
A copy is made with all metadata removed. There is nothing to set.
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Download
Save the clean copy and share that one instead of the original.
Why remove metadata
Hide where you live
A photo taken at home can reveal your address to anyone who opens its details.
Hide your device and time
Camera model, phone model and exact timestamps are removed too.
Stays the right way up
The orientation is applied to the pixels first, so removing it does not leave the photo sideways.
Private
The photo is cleaned on your device — sending it to a server to remove private data would defeat the point.