JPG · JPEG · Processed on your device
Remove metadata from JPG and JPEG photos
Use this free JPEG EXIF remover to create a clean copy in your browser. The original EXIF, GPS, XMP, and embedded thumbnail metadata is not carried over.
JPEG photos can contain when and where a picture was taken, camera make and model, lens and exposure settings, software details, and location coordinates. Remove or delete EXIF data before sharing a photo when you don’t want to include those details.
Quality note: JPEG images must be re-encoded to remove metadata this way. That can slightly change image quality; choose a higher quality setting in the tool to limit the difference. Your original stays unchanged.
Remove metadata from a JPEG
How to strip EXIF data from a JPEG
- Open the image metadata remover and select a JPG or JPEG file.
- Adjust output quality if you want, then choose “Remove metadata.”
- Save the new copy. The original image on your device is not modified.
JPEG EXIF removal in your browser
Image processing runs in your browser using built-in image APIs and does not send the photo to an image-processing service. JPEG EXIF removal works when your browser can decode and export JPEG images.