Remove GPS Location from Photos
Your phone tags every photo with exact GPS coordinates. Remove the location data before sharing so a picture can't reveal where it was taken — free and private.
Remove metadata from your images
Drop your images below. Metadata is stripped automatically — download the clean copies.
Drop images here or click to select
Multiple files supported — processed in your browser
JPG • PNG • WebP — up to 20MB eachHow photos store your location
Modern smartphones ask for location permission, then embed the precise latitude and longitude of every shot into the photo's EXIF data. The accuracy can be within a few metres — enough to pinpoint a home, workplace or hotel. When you share that photo, the location often travels with it.
Where GPS leaks
- Emailing or messaging the original file (most chat apps re-compress, but email attachments often don't).
- Uploading to forums, listings or cloud drives as the raw file.
- Sending to clients or printing services.
This tool redraws your photo in a canvas and exports a fresh copy, which contains no location data at all — no GPS coordinates, no place names, nothing.
How to use it
Drop your photos into the tool above. Each image is cleaned automatically in your browser. Download the safe copies, which look identical but carry no GPS information.
Frequently asked questions
Does this remove the location from all my photos at once?
You can drop multiple photos and they are all processed in one batch. Download each clean copy individually or all at once.
Will the photo look different after removing GPS?
No. Only the hidden location metadata is removed — the pixels of the image stay exactly the same, so there is no visible change.
Is the location really gone for good?
Yes. The exported image is re-rendered from scratch and contains no GPS or location fields whatsoever. There is no way to recover the coordinates from it.
Does removing GPS upload my photos?
Never. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your images never leave your device.