Every photo you take secretly stores your exact location. Strip GPS coordinates from any photo instantly — before sharing, selling, or publishing.
100% free. No sign-up, no upload — your photo never leaves your browser.
Compatible with JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP
Up to 25 MB per file — free for everyone
Everything is processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
GPS metadata is invisible — but it reveals your exact location to anyone who receives the original photo file.
Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook strip GPS on upload — but WhatsApp and Telegram often do not. Anyone who receives the original file gets your exact location.
Photos sold on stock sites or sent to clients may contain your home address or studio location embedded in the file metadata.
Uploading original photos to WordPress or Squarespace preserves EXIF data. Visitors can download your photo and extract your location in seconds.
When you email original photos or share via Google Drive/Dropbox, the GPS data travels with the file — completely invisible to the naked eye.
To remove location from a photo, drop it above, check the GPS coordinates it shows, remove them and download the cleaned copy. Everything runs in your browser, so the photo is never uploaded. This removes the location saved inside the file, and the cleaned copy also drops other hidden details such as camera and date; a caption or tag you typed on social media is separate.
Drag and drop any photo — JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP — into GeoTag.World. Your file is processed entirely in your browser.
GeoTag.World instantly shows you the embedded GPS coordinates and location on an interactive map so you can see exactly what data is in your photo.
In the editing panel, clear the GPS fields and save. The updated photo is downloaded to your device with all location data permanently removed.
GeoTag.World reads and removes GPS metadata in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded, stored, or logged, so nobody else can access them.
Not for JPEG. GPS coordinates are stored in a separate metadata layer (EXIF), not in the image pixels themselves. Removing GPS data from a JPEG does not change the pixels, resolution or colours. HEIC files come back as a new JPEG, and PNG and WebP files are re-encoded, so those can change slightly.
Yes — completely free. You can view the GPS data, strip it out, and download a clean copy right in your browser. No sign-up, no credit, and no payment required. Your photo is never uploaded to a server.
No. GeoTag.World removes the GPS metadata in your browser, on your device. Your file is never sent to us, so it is never stored, logged, or retained, and we have no access to it.
JPEG, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, and HEIC/HEIF (iPhone). This covers photos from iPhones, Android phones and cameras that save JPEG, plus screenshots.
Yes. You can clean photos one after another in the same session — no sign-up and no credit needed to remove GPS and download each cleaned copy.
No. WhatsApp does not strip GPS metadata from photos sent as 'documents' or 'original quality'. Only compressed image sends may lose metadata. Always remove GPS before sending sensitive photos.
Drop the photo into the tool, check the GPS coordinates it shows, remove them and download the cleaned copy. The location is removed from the file itself, along with other hidden details such as camera and date, and the photo is never uploaded because everything runs in your browser. A location you added as a caption or tag on a social network is separate and stays until you edit it there.
Geotagging photos for real estate listings, Google Business Profile, or a travel archive? Our GPS editor lets you set exact coordinates on any photo — search a place, drop a pin, or type latitude and longitude.
Open the GPS Editor