EXIF Remover
Strip Exif, IPTC and comment segments from a JPEG and download the cleaned copy.
Remove photo metadata
Result: choose a JPEG to begin
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How to use the EXIF Remover
- Choose the JPEG photo whose metadata you want to remove.
- Review the list of APP1, APP13 and comment segments that were found.
- Click the download link to save the cleaned, metadata-free copy.
Features
- Removes APP1 Exif, APP13 IPTC and comment segments
- Reports exactly how many bytes were removed
- Copies the compressed image data byte for byte
- Everything is stripped locally, nothing is uploaded
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online exif remover.
Choose a JPEG and click the download link. The tool rebuilds the file without its APP1, APP13
and comment segments.
No. Only the metadata segments are dropped, and the compressed image data is copied across
without re-encoding.
Exif can contain your GPS position, camera serial number, owner name and the exact time a
photo was taken.
No. The bytes are read and rewritten with the FileReader and Blob APIs entirely inside your
browser.
JPEG only, because the segment structure of JFIF files is what makes clean removal possible
without re-encoding.
Not with this tool, since PNG uses chunks rather than APP segments. Convert the file to JPEG
first if you need to.
The tool reports that nothing was found and leaves the file untouched, so you can share it
safely.
No. A new copy is created in memory for download, and your original file stays exactly as it
was.
Yes. The remover is fully responsive and works in the browser on phones, tablets and
desktops.
Last updated: October 10, 2026