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EXIF Viewer/Remover

View the EXIF metadata embedded in a JPEG photo, camera make and model, capture date, exposure settings, and GPS location if present, or strip all of it out before sharing the photo. Removing EXIF data is a good habit before posting photos publicly, since GPS coordinates can reveal exactly where a photo was taken.

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Frequently asked questions

Why would I want to remove EXIF data?

EXIF data can include the exact GPS coordinates where a photo was taken, along with device details. Removing it before posting publicly protects your location privacy.

Does resizing or editing a photo remove EXIF automatically?

Often yes, many tools strip metadata during re-encoding, but not always, so it is worth checking explicitly if privacy matters for that photo.

Which photo formats have EXIF data?

JPEG is the most common format that carries EXIF metadata. PNG and WEBP can carry limited metadata but rarely to the same extent as camera JPEGs.

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