NanoImage HomeStrip EXIF metadata — GPS location, camera model, device settings — from JPG, PNG, WebP images. Free, instant, and processed entirely in your browser.
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NanoImage is a free online EXIF remover that strips hidden metadata from photos in your browser. Remove EXIF data from JPG, PNG, or WebP images in seconds — no signup, no server upload, and no watermarks.
Common EXIF fields include GPS location (latitude and longitude), camera make and model, lens information, capture date and time, ISO, shutter speed, and other device settings. Our EXIF remover clears these hidden fields so you can share photos more safely.
EXIF can reveal where a photo was taken and what device was used — risky for social media posts, marketplace listings, dating app photos, journalism, and customer support attachments. Removing EXIF before publishing helps protect your privacy without changing how the image looks.
Upload your photo to NanoImage, choose whether to remove all EXIF metadata or location only, pick an output format, and click Remove EXIF. Download the clean file instantly — everything runs in your browser with no upload to our servers.
EXIF is hidden image metadata embedded in photos. It can include GPS location, camera model, lens info, date and time, and device settings — details you may not want to share online.
Usually no. EXIF removal strips hidden metadata, not the visible pixels. Your photo should look the same while being safer to share.
On iPhone, you can share without metadata in some apps, or use an online EXIF remover. On Android, gallery apps vary. For any device, NanoImage's free EXIF remover works in your mobile browser without uploading files to a server.
NanoImage offers a free, browser-based EXIF remover that processes images locally on your device — no account, no watermarks, and no server upload — making it one of the most privacy-friendly options available.
Yes, slightly. EXIF metadata adds a small amount of data. After removal, file size typically decreases by a few kilobytes depending on how much metadata was stored.
NanoImage removes common EXIF data through browser re-export. For highly sensitive files, preview the result and verify GPS and camera fields are cleared before sharing.
You can strip GPS location, camera and lens information, capture date and time, and related device settings. Removing all EXIF is recommended before posting to social media, marketplaces, or news sites.