See whether your photo reveals where it was taken, then delete the coordinates in one click.
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Your photos may show where you live
When location services are on, phones write latitude, longitude, altitude and sometimes direction into every photo. Post a picture of your living room, your car or your child’s bedroom and anyone who downloads the original file can open those coordinates on a map. Sellers posting product photos taken at home, people selling items online and anyone sharing photos with strangers should clean location data first.
How to remove the location
Drop the photo above. Clean Image Metadata shows the coordinates it found in the report, then removes the whole GPS block together with the rest of the EXIF data. The image itself is not re-compressed.
Stop it at the source
- iPhone: Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Camera → Never. When sharing, tap “Options” and turn off “Location”.
- Android: open the Camera app settings and turn off “Location tags” / “Save location”.
Frequently asked questions
Does removing GPS change the photo?
No. Only the location tags and other EXIF fields are removed; the picture is identical.
Can I check if a photo has GPS without removing it?
Yes, use the free AI metadata checker — it shows the coordinates without changing the file.