Delete location, keep everything else
Strip just the GPS coordinates from a photo while preserving the camera, lens and exposure data you want to keep.
Drop photos to remove GPS location
Only the GPS tags are deleted — camera, exposure and timestamp data stay. JPEG, processed in your browser.
Why remove only GPS?
Location is the most sensitive thing a photo can reveal — it can expose your home, workplace or daily routine. But the rest of the metadata is often worth keeping: photographers want to preserve camera settings, and archivists want the timestamps.
This tool surgically removes the GPS block from the EXIF and re-writes the file, leaving all other tags intact. The image data is copied through untouched, so there is no quality loss. Need to wipe everything? Use the EXIF Remover instead.
Frequently asked questions
How do I remove GPS data but keep camera settings?
Drop your JPEG above. ExifPixel removes only the GPS location block and keeps all other EXIF tags — camera model, lens, exposure and timestamps — then gives you a clean copy to download.
Does this change my photo's quality?
No. Only the EXIF metadata is rewritten; the compressed image data is preserved, so there is no additional compression or quality loss.
Which formats are supported?
GPS-only removal works with JPEG photos, which is where location data is most commonly embedded. To strip metadata from PNG or WebP, use the EXIF Remover, which removes all metadata including GPS.