Full EXIF readout
See capture time, device model, exposure settings, GPS coordinates and more.
Read shooting settings and GPS location, then export a clean copy with all metadata stripped — key data processed locally.
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See capture time, device model, exposure settings, GPS coordinates and more.
Export a clean image with all EXIF stripped to protect your location privacy.
Privacy-sensitive steps are processed in your browser, the data is destroyed when you close the page, and nothing is stored.
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Review the parsed EXIF metadata
Export a metadata-free copy if you want to protect your privacy
Yes. Phones write the GPS coordinates of the shooting spot into EXIF by default, and reading them can locate a street or even a specific building. Sharing the original or a resale listing without stripping it can expose your home address, so remove the metadata first.
Posting the original carries GPS that a buyer can extract. Some apps compress and strip most EXIF on upload, but "original" sends and some marketplaces keep it, so the safe move is to strip it here before posting.
Sending as "original" keeps the full EXIF including GPS; normal sends compress and drop most of it. To be sure it's clean, strip it yourself before sending.
Some cameras write the shutter/exposure count into EXIF maker fields; upload a photo to read it and gauge how used the body is. Brands record this differently, and not every model has it.
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