Remove GPS Location From Photos Before Sharing

Phone photos often embed GPS coordinates accurate to a few meters — enough to reveal a home address. Upload the photo below: if GPS is found you'll see a warning badge with a private map preview. Click “Clean Metadata” and the verification report will confirm the coordinates are gone.

Do this before posting to marketplaces, dating apps, social media, or anywhere strangers can download the original file.

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How to check if your photo has GPS

iPhone: Photos → swipe up on the photo — a map means GPS is embedded. Android: photo details → location section. Or drop the file in our EXIF viewer for a definitive answer with coordinates.

Where GPS leaks hurt most

Marketplace listings (home pickup location), dating profiles, photos of kids or schools, real-estate and Airbnb photos, and protest or journalism images where source protection matters.

Common questions

Does taking a screenshot remove GPS?

Yes — screenshots contain only pixels, no camera GPS. But the screenshot may still show location text visible in the image itself.

Can removed GPS be recovered?

No. Stripped segments are gone from the file; recovery would require the original.