AnonShotFree tool · runs locally
View and remove EXIF metadata from a photo
Find out what your photo gives away (phone model, exact time, GPS coordinates), then download a clean copy. For JPEG, PNG and WebP files the metadata is stripped without re-encoding the image, so quality stays exactly the same.
- Nothing sent to our servers
- Free, no account
- Works on mobile
Processed on your device · nothing is uploaded
How it works
Choose or drop a JPEG, PNG or WebP photo.
Review what was found: camera, settings, date and location on the map.
Download the cleaned copy, ready to share.
Frequently asked questions
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. The file is read and cleaned by your browser. The location map is drawn locally; only the OpenStreetMap link, if you click it, opens an external site with the coordinates.
Which metadata is removed?
EXIF blocks (camera, settings, date, GPS, serial number), XMP, IPTC and comments. The ICC colour profile is kept so colours don't shift.
Does image quality change?
Not for JPEG, PNG or WebP: only metadata is removed and the compressed pixels are copied byte for byte. One exception: a JPEG rotated by its EXIF tag is re-encoded at high quality so it stays the right way up.
Don't social networks strip EXIF already?
Some do, but email, messaging apps in “file” mode, forums and cloud storage usually don't. Cleaning the photo before sending it is the only way to be sure.