Remove Camera Data from Photos
Every photo records the camera or phone model, lens, software version and sometimes a serial number. Remove this device info so your images can't be traced back to your gear.
Remove metadata from your images
Drop your images below. Metadata is stripped automatically — download the clean copies.
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Multiple files supported — processed in your browser
JPG • PNG • WebP — up to 20MB eachWhat device data your photos reveal
Beyond location, EXIF stores a detailed fingerprint of the device: the make and model of the camera or phone, the lens used, focal length, aperture, ISO, the firmware version, and in some cases a unique internal serial number. Two photos taken on the same device can be linked together through this data.
Why remove it
- Prevent images from being traced to your specific phone or camera.
- Avoid leaking firmware versions that could expose security details.
- Stop correlation of multiple photos across different posts.
This tool produces a clean image with none of those fields, so the photo stands on its own with no device fingerprint attached.
Frequently asked questions
What camera information is removed?
The make, model, lens, focal length, aperture, ISO, firmware version and any internal serial number stored in EXIF are all stripped.
Does it also remove the date and time?
Yes. The creation and modification timestamps are part of the metadata that gets removed, along with the camera data.
Will the image quality suffer?
JPGs are re-saved at high quality (0.92), which is visually lossless. PNGs are re-encoded losslessly. Either way the picture looks the same.
Is my photo uploaded to remove the camera data?
No. Everything happens in your browser. The photo never leaves your device, so it's safe for sensitive images.