EXIF Data Viewer/Remover

MiniWebtool’s EXIF Data Viewer/Remover shows the GPS location, camera, dates and AI labels hidden in your photos and strips them without re-compressing. Check and clean up to 50 photos or videos at once.

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Help me understand MiniWebtool's EXIF Data Viewer/Remover: https://miniwebtool.com/exif-data-viewer-remover/. What can I use it for, what inputs or settings do I need, and how do I use it and understand the output? Walk me through one simple example. Use this page as your source and answer in English.

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Selling online? Your photo may show where you live

See the camera, date and GPS location a photo gives away, then strip them and download a clean copy before you share it.

Drop photos or videos here JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, MP4 and MOV · up to 50 files at once Choose files

Runs in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.

What to remove

Always kept: the picture itself, the color profile and the rotation, so nothing is re-compressed, recolored or turned sideways.

Metadata is only one sign. A file without it can still be made with AI, and some apps also hide an invisible watermark in the pixels, which this tool does not detect or remove.

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About EXIF Data Viewer/Remover

Every photo from a phone or camera carries hidden details: where it was taken, the camera and its serial number, the date and time, the editing app and often your name. The EXIF Data Viewer/Remover shows all of it in plain groups, opens GPS coordinates on a map, and saves a copy without the metadata, so you can share a photo without sharing your address. Check and clean up to 50 photos or videos at once, without uploading them and without re-compressing them.

At a Glance

EXIF Data Viewer/Remover shows the location, camera, dates, software and author data hidden in photos and videos and saves clean copies, up to 50 files at once. Files are processed in your browser and are not uploaded.

EXIF Data Viewer/Remover: features at a glance
Feature	What you get	Good for
What a photo reveals	Each file lists its location, camera and device, dates, software, author, captions, camera settings and AI labels, with every field under Details.	Checking what a photo gives away before sharing
GPS map	If a file has coordinates, the Map button opens the spot on OpenStreetMap.	Seeing the place a photo would reveal
What to remove	All metadata, Location only, or tick the kinds of information to remove.	Removing the location but keeping camera details
Quality kept	Only the metadata is removed: no re-compression, and the color profile and rotation are kept.	Cleaning photos without losing quality
Batch	Up to 50 photos or videos in one run, each checked again afterwards; download one by one or as a ZIP.	Cleaning a whole album before sending it
Formats and JSON	JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, MP4 and MOV, and Copy JSON exports the fields of any file.	iPhone photos, phone videos and keeping a record

How to View and Remove EXIF Data

Add your photos. Choose or drop up to 50 files, or paste a picture. JPG, PNG, WebP, iPhone HEIC, AVIF, MP4 and MOV all work.
See what they reveal. Each card shows what the file carries, such as Location (GPS), Camera & device or Dates & times. Press Details for every field, or Map to see where a photo was taken.
Pick what to remove. All metadata is the safe choice for sharing. Location only keeps the camera details. Choose lets you tick exactly what goes.
Remove and download. Each clean file is read again and the result is shown, with fields that were removed crossed out. Download files one by one, or the whole batch as a ZIP.

What Your Photos Reveal

Information	Examples	Why it matters
Location (GPS)	Latitude, longitude, altitude, place names	Accurate to a few meters: it can point to your home, school or workplace.
Camera & device	Make, model, lens, serial numbers	Shows what gear you own and can link photos to the same camera.
Dates & times	When the photo was taken and edited, time zone	Reveals routines and when you were somewhere.
Software & edit history	Editing app, version, edit steps	Shows how a picture was processed.
Author & copyright	Your name, copyright notice, contact details	Useful on your own portfolio, unwanted on an anonymous post.
Captions, titles & comments	Descriptions, keywords, names of people tagged	Can name the people in the photo.
AI labels & Content Credentials	Records of AI generation or AI edits	Platforms use them to label posts as made with AI.
Camera settings	Shutter speed, aperture, ISO, focal length	Harmless on its own; photographers often keep it.

The color profile and the rotation are always kept, so cleaned photos look exactly the same and phone pictures do not turn sideways.

When to Strip Metadata First

Most phones save GPS coordinates in every photo by default. Large social networks remove most of it from the copy other people see, but many ways of sharing keep the original file untouched: email, messaging apps that send files in original quality, AirDrop, cloud-shared folders, marketplaces and classified ads, forums and personal blogs. Clean a photo before you:

Sell something online from home, where listing photos can give away your address.
List a rental or a room, or send photos of your home to strangers.
Share photos of children in group chats and school or club groups.
Send a picture to a journalist or post it anonymously.
Publish a portfolio without your camera serial numbers or editing history.

Want to remove only the records of AI edits and keep everything else? The AI Metadata Remover uses the same engine with AI labels only as the default.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I remove EXIF data from a photo?

Add the photo on this page and its metadata is listed straight away. Keep All metadata selected, press Remove metadata and download the cleaned copy. The picture, its colors and its rotation stay exactly as they were.

How do I see if a photo has GPS location data?

Add the photo and look at its card. A Location (GPS) tag means the file carries coordinates, and the Map button opens the spot on OpenStreetMap. Details lists the latitude, longitude, altitude and time of the fix.

Can I remove EXIF from many photos at once?

Yes. Add up to 50 photos or videos at a time. They are all cleaned in one run and each one is checked again afterwards. Download them one by one for free, or the whole batch as one ZIP with a membership.

Does removing EXIF reduce image quality?

No. Only the metadata is removed and the image data is copied unchanged, so nothing is re-compressed. The color profile and the rotation are kept, so photos do not change color or turn sideways.

Can I remove only the location and keep the camera details?

Yes. Choose Location only to remove GPS coordinates and place names and keep everything else, or Choose to tick exactly which kinds of information to remove: location, camera, dates, software, author, captions or AI labels.

Which file types are supported?

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and AVIF photos, and MP4 and MOV videos. iPhone HEIC photos and phone videos are cleaned in their own format, so there is no need to convert them first.

Does Facebook or Instagram already strip EXIF?

Large social networks remove most metadata from the copy other people see, but email, messaging apps that send original files, cloud-shared folders, marketplaces, blogs and direct transfers keep it. Strip it yourself before sending a photo that way.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Your files are read and cleaned inside your browser and never leave your device. The map opens only if you press the Map button.

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"EXIF Data Viewer/Remover" at https://MiniWebtool.com/exif-data-viewer-remover/ from MiniWebtool, https://MiniWebtool.com/

by miniwebtool team. Updated: November 1, 2026

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