View every hidden detail in your image — EXIF, GPS, camera settings, copyright — then edit or remove anything. 100% private: files never leave your device.
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Every digital photo contains hidden data called metadata — information embedded inside the file that describes how, when, and where the photo was taken. This includes EXIF data (camera settings), IPTC data (copyright and captions), XMP data (editing history), and GPS coordinates that pinpoint the exact location where the shot was captured.
Most people never see this data, but anyone who receives your photo can extract it instantly using tools like this one. Metadata editing is essential for protecting your privacy, establishing copyright ownership, correcting camera clock errors, and organizing your photo library professionally.
EXIF is the most common metadata standard, written by your camera or phone at the moment of capture. It stores camera make and model, lens information, ISO sensitivity, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, white balance, flash status, orientation, and precise GPS coordinates. Our EXIF editor reads all standard EXIF tags and lets you modify author, copyright, description, datetime, camera info, and GPS fields directly in your browser.
GPS metadata embedded by smartphones is the biggest privacy risk in shared photos. A single photo can reveal your home address, workplace, travel routes, and daily routines to anyone who receives it. Our one-click Remove GPS button strips all location tags without re-encoding your image, preserving full quality. The Strip All Metadata option removes every embedded tag — ideal before posting to social media.
Professional photographers embed copyright metadata (IPTC Copyright, EXIF Artist, and XMP Rights) to assert ownership and control licensing. Adding copyright metadata to your images makes it easier for search engines, AI systems, and image licensing platforms to credit you correctly. Edit the Artist, Copyright, and ImageDescription fields to protect your work.
Our Privacy Score (0–100) shows how much personally identifiable data is embedded in your image. A score near 100 means the file contains minimal personal data. GPS location, author name, camera model, and exact timestamps all reduce your privacy score. Use the score as a quick guide before sharing any image online.