M ManageMetadata Client-Side Metadata Suite

Privacy & Geotag Sanitizer

Remove Location & GPS Coordinates From Photos

Smartphones and modern cameras automatically embed exact GPS latitude, longitude, and elevation tags inside your photos. Clean your images before uploading to social networks, forums, or classifieds.

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Sanitize GPS & Location Data

Drops embedded GPS latitude, longitude, altitude, and geostamp markers while preserving raw photo resolution.

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Supports JPG, PNG, and WebP (Batch processing enabled)

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Privacy Advisory

Why You Should Strip Geotags Before Sharing

Every time you capture a picture with an iPhone, Android device, or drone with location permissions enabled, the device writes your precise satellite coordinates into the EXIF header. Anyone downloading the uncompressed file can pinpoint your home, workplace, or children's school within a few feet.

Unlike online upload services that compress or keep copies of your photos on remote cloud servers, ManageMetadata sanitizes files strictly inside your browser's private memory.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this remove GPS without lowering image quality?

Yes. Our lossless binary engine slices metadata headers without re-compressing the image matrix, ensuring identical pixel fidelity.

Can I clean multiple photos at the same time?

Yes. Drag and drop a folder or select multiple images to batch clean them and download a single ZIP package.

Do messaging apps strip location automatically?

Some social platforms strip EXIF data on upload, but sending photos as uncompressed documents (such as via email, AirDrop, Discord, or Telegram files) preserves the raw GPS tags unless you strip them beforehand.