Tools
Fileraz
Tools
Fileraz
Try jpg to png, compress image, pdf…
Image tool
Simple 3-step flow
One image at a time. Drop a photo, re-encode it, and share without the GPS tag.
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Drop one JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, HEIC, SVG, BMP, or ICO file. Camera photos carry GPS, model, and timestamps.
One image at a time
02
One click redraws the pixels on a canvas and exports a fresh file. Most tags — including GPS — do not ride along.
Re-encode · local only
03
Share the stripped copy. Archive the camera original if you still want the location for yourself.
Encoded locally · 0 bytes uploaded
What the workspace does
These match the editor — a dropped-tags checklist, honest re-encoding, and no tag reader.
The editor lists what stays behind: coordinates, camera make and model, capture times. Pixels and dimensions are kept — only the metadata is left out.
Kept: pixels · dropped: tags
Stripping works by redrawing the image — JPG and WebP compress again and may soften slightly. PNG is safer when pixels must stay exact.
Canvas redraw · lossy toll
This page never shows you the tags — it only strips. EXIF Viewer is listed as coming soon for when you need to read fields first.
Strip only · viewer soon
Privacy architecture
Cloud strippers upload the very photo whose location you want hidden. This editor re-encodes pixels on a canvas here — nothing leaves the device.
Legacy cloud tools
Uploads the image, location tags and all.
Fileraz
0 bytes leave this machine. Canvas redraw runs in this tab.
Legacy cloud tools
Held on a server, then deleted on a timer.
Fileraz
Gone when you close the tab. No file server, no retention window.
Legacy cloud tools
You only get back what the server kept.
Fileraz
Source stays on disk. Download is a fresh file.
Honest output
Canvas export removes typical EXIF — not a forensic wipe. Unusual containers, XMP packets, or thumbnails can surprise you; verify high-stakes files independently.
Answers
GPS display, screenshots, and whether files are uploaded.
No. It does not parse EXIF for display. It only re-encodes so tags are usually gone.
Many screenshots never had camera EXIF. Running this still re-encodes; it will not invent privacy if the image already contains visible text.
No.
Constraints
Does not list EXIF fields.
Does not verify every metadata atom is gone.
One image at a time; lossy formats re-compress.
Ready to strip EXIF in this tab?
GPS + tags dropped · 0 bytes uploaded