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Strip GPS location data from a photo by re-encoding it — verified clean, in your browser.
Re-encodes a photo to drop its EXIF block, removing GPS along with all other metadata.
It does not edit only GPS fields; it produces a fresh file with no metadata.
JPG flattens transparency onto a colour; PNG/WebP keep it only when the source has an alpha channel.
Decoding, re-encoding and verification all happen in your browser.
GPS Data Remover from Photo removes location data from a photo by re-encoding it on a browser canvas, which drops the EXIF block where GPS coordinates live. It does not selectively edit only the GPS fields — it produces a fresh file that contains no embedded metadata at all.
Before processing, it checks whether the source actually contains GPS and EXIF data and reports what it found. After encoding, it re-reads the output and confirms that no EXIF or GPS markers remain.
Choose JPG, PNG, WebP, or keep the source format where possible. JPG flattens any transparency onto a background colour, and animated GIFs are processed as a single still frame.
Re-encoding drops the EXIF block where GPS coordinates are stored.
Reports whether GPS and EXIF were present and verifies the output is clean.
Output as JPG, PNG, WebP, or keep the source format where possible.
The photo is processed in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
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It removes all embedded metadata. Re-encoding the image drops the entire EXIF block — including GPS — rather than editing individual GPS fields. The result reports whether GPS was present in the source.
Yes. It parses the source for GPS/EXIF first, then re-reads the output and checks that no EXIF or GPS markers remain, reporting the output as verified clean when none are found.
Only when the source photo has an alpha channel and you pick PNG or WebP for the cleaned output. Choosing JPG to guarantee GPS removal flattens any transparent areas onto your selected background colour.
Only the first frame is kept. The GIF is drawn once onto the canvas and re-encoded, which strips its GPS and other metadata but does not carry the animation through to the cleaned file.
No. The photo is decoded, re-encoded and verified entirely in your browser; no file is sent to a server.
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