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Remove GPS location data from your photos

Phones tag most photos with the exact spot they were taken — often accurate to a meter, sometimes with altitude and the compass direction you were facing. Share that file and anyone who downloads it can pin your home, workplace or last night's location on a map. MetaMarshal shows you the coordinates first, then removes them so the picture travels without the map pin.

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Drop a photo here
or click anywhere in this box to browse
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🔒 Processed on your device — nothing is uploaded unless you tap the optional AI estimate.
Nothing leaves your device to clean a photo — the only exception is the optional AI location estimate, which sends a downscaled copy off-device, and only after you tap to confirm.

How it works

1
Drop a photo above — it's read entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
2
See the exact GPS point on a map, with the resolved address if you want it, so you know precisely what you're removing.
3
Choose the Remove location profile to delete GPS losslessly (for JPEGs) while keeping the time and camera settings, or Strip everything to wipe it all.
4
Download the clean copy and check the before/after diff to confirm the coordinates are gone.

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Frequently asked questions

No. GPS lives in the metadata block, not the pixels. For JPEGs the location tags can be deleted losslessly at full quality, so the image you download is visually identical — it just no longer says where it was taken.