EXIF Data Editor - Edit & Remove Photo Metadata Online

Edit EXIF Data Online — View, Change & Remove Photo Metadata

Edit EXIF data online to change the camera info, date taken, GPS location, or copyright stored inside your JPEG photos — or strip the metadata entirely before you share them. Everything runs in your browser, with nothing to install.

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) is the hidden metadata cameras and phones write into every photo: make and model, exposure settings, the exact date and time, and often the GPS coordinates of where the shot was taken. That data is great for organizing your library but can quietly reveal your location when you post a picture online. This editor lets photographers tidy up their metadata and lets everyone else clean it out for privacy.

Private by design: your photos are read and rewritten entirely in your browser. Files are never uploaded to a server, and nothing is stored — the edited or cleaned copy downloads straight to your device.

How to Edit or Remove EXIF Data

Add your JPEG images

Drop JPEG files onto the upload area, click to browse, or paste an image from your clipboard with Ctrl+V / Cmd+V. You can add several photos at once and switch between them in the file strip.

Edit the metadata

On the Edit tab, change fields grouped into Info & Copyright, Camera, Date & Time, GPS, and Image. Type new GPS coordinates by hand, hit Get Current Location to fill them from your browser, or Clear GPS to drop the location.

Or remove metadata

Switch to the Remove tab to strip all EXIF, remove GPS only, or check specific categories for selective removal. With several photos open, use the batch actions to clean every file in one go.

Save the new copy

Click Save & Download (or press Ctrl/Cmd+S) to download the edited image. Your original file is never touched — every change comes back as a separate copy, and batch results arrive together in a single ZIP.

Features

Edit Camera & Info Fields

Change the camera make and model, lens model, artist, copyright, description, and software stamped into your photo.

Change the Date Taken

Correct the date taken, date digitized, and date modified using a precise date-and-time picker.

Edit GPS Location

Set latitude, longitude, and altitude as decimal values, capture your current spot with one click, or clear the location entirely.

Orientation, Rating & Windows Tags

Adjust image orientation and star rating, and edit Windows XP tags (Title, Comment, Author, Keywords, Subject) with full Unicode support.

Remove All EXIF

Strip every piece of metadata in one click for the cleanest possible copy before sharing a photo online.

Remove GPS Only

Drop just the location data while keeping the camera, exposure, and date details intact.

Selective Removal

Tick exactly which categories to clear — Camera, Exposure, Date, GPS, Info, or Image — and leave the rest untouched.

Multi-File & Batch

Load several JPEGs, switch between them in the file strip, and batch-remove EXIF or GPS across all of them, delivered as one ZIP.

View Metadata + Map

Open any photo in the companion Photo Metadata Viewer to inspect every tag and see its GPS pin on a map.

Originals Safe & Dark Mode

Your source file is never modified, edits download as new copies, and a polished dark theme is built in.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I edit EXIF data online?

Add a JPEG, open the Edit tab, and change any field you need — camera make and model, dates, GPS coordinates, copyright, and more. Click Save & Download and you get a new copy with your changes applied. There is nothing to install and no sign-up.

How do I change the date a photo was taken?

On the Edit tab, open the Date & Time section and set a new value for Date Taken (you can also adjust Date Digitized and Date Modified). The date-and-time picker goes down to the second, so you can fix a wrong clock or time zone exactly, then download the corrected copy.

Can I change or remove a photo's GPS location?

Yes. In the GPS section you can type latitude and longitude as decimals (for example 10.762622, 106.660172), press Get Current Location to fill them from your browser, or Clear GPS to remove the coordinates. To wipe location only while keeping everything else, use Remove GPS Only on the Remove tab.

Does removing EXIF data delete the date the photo was taken?

Removing all EXIF clears the date taken along with everything else, since the date is stored as EXIF metadata. If you want to keep dates and camera info but hide where the photo was shot, use Remove GPS Only or pick just the GPS category under Selective Removal instead.

Is editing EXIF data online safe and private?

Yes. Every photo is read and rewritten directly in your browser — no image is ever uploaded to a server, and nothing is saved. Because the work happens on your own device, your photos and their metadata stay private.

What happens to my original file?

Your original is never modified. Whether you edit fields or remove metadata, the tool produces a brand-new file that downloads as a copy, leaving the source image exactly as it was.

Which image formats are supported?

JPEG / JPG only. EXIF metadata is part of the JPEG standard, so PNG, GIF, WebP, and other formats are not supported. Non-JPEG files you add are simply skipped.

Can I edit several photos at once?

Yes. Add multiple JPEGs and switch between them in the file strip to edit each one. On the Remove tab, batch actions let you strip EXIF or GPS from every loaded file at once, and the cleaned copies come back together in a single ZIP.