Remove GPS data from a photo
Make a fresh copy that does not intentionally preserve embedded GPS and common photo metadata.
Drop an image here
or choose one from your device
JPG · PNG · WebP · maximum 20 MB
This tool is for privacy and cleanup. It keeps the original image format and strips common embedded metadata by default.
Photos can carry location metadata
Some phones and cameras can store latitude and longitude in image metadata. That information is not visibly printed on the picture, but compatible software may be able to read it.
Clean the container, not the scene
This tool removes common metadata by re-encoding the visible image. It does not remove a location that is visibly written, photographed or watermarked into the pixels.
Check the result when privacy matters
Metadata conventions vary across formats and software. For high-stakes privacy use, inspect the downloaded copy with a trusted metadata viewer before publishing it.
Questions about remove gps data from a photo
Does this remove GPS coordinates?
The tool creates a new image without intentionally copying common source metadata, including GPS fields where present.
Can visible landmarks still reveal a location?
Yes. Removing metadata does not change what can be inferred from the visible image itself.
This page is a focused preset of the same ImageCarpenter metadata engine used by the main tools. It is not a separate upload service.