Share the photo, not its embedded location

A photo can carry GPS coordinates even when no address appears in the picture. These coordinates describe a location stored in the file; removing them does not hide a landmark, street sign or person visible in the image.

Free AI Wiper checks supported photo metadata locally. Optional personal-metadata cleanup can remove supported GPS records alongside camera information, dates and comments. It is not a selective GPS-only editor: a selected metadata record can contain several kinds of information.

Remove photo location data

  1. Keep your original and select a supported photo in the cleaner above. Images are limited to 25 MiB each.
  2. Review the findings. Choose Remove personal metadata; AI-only cleanup is not a general GPS-removal setting.
  3. Clean the photo and inspect the removed/kept report before downloading.
  4. Check the downloaded copy before sharing. Choosing another copy from your photo library may select the original again.

Supported formats include JPEG, PNG, WebP and supported still HEIC/AVIF, plus supported BMP, GIF and TIFF layouts. GPS support depends on the format and metadata location. An unsupported file produces an error, not a verified clean copy.

What the result means

The output is checked again for the supported selected findings. Unknown tags or uninspected locations can remain; a clean report is not proof that every personal detail is gone. Encoded image content is preserved in supported cleanup; this does not blur or redact the picture.

See the image/EXIF boundaries, check personal metadata, or clean several files together.