Detect location metadata
The scanner flags supported GPS fields without displaying the coordinates.
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Remove supported GPS and private EXIF fields from a JPEG or PNG copy. Check the result for anything this tool could not safely remove.
In this file
The scanner flags supported GPS fields without displaying the coordinates.
Supported GPS, capture dates and device identifiers are removed. AI workflow, copyright and color information stay.
The output is scanned again. Unknown XMP, IPTC or nested EXIF structures can remain unresolved or stop cleaning safely.
In the output
Encoded image data and dimensions.
Orientation, color profile and copyright details when present.
The source JPEG or PNG file.
Visible landmarks and text in the picture are not changed.
Unsupported XMP, IPTC or nested EXIF may contain location information that remains.
A clean supported-field report is not a guarantee that every location clue is gone.
Use the tool
The file is checked locally for supported embedded location data.
This page removes GPS and other supported private EXIF fields; it leaves AI workflow fields alone.
Check what was removed, preserved or left unresolved before relying on the copy.
Keep the original for your records and share only the copy you have reviewed.
Quick answers
The privacy task also removes supported private EXIF details such as capture dates, device identifiers, MakerNotes and embedded thumbnails. Copyright, orientation and supported image data stay.
No. A sign, landmark or other visible clue remains in the pixels. This tool handles supported embedded metadata only.
WebP can be inspected in the Metadata Checker, but this tool does not create a cleaned WebP copy.