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Remove the GPS location from your videos

Photos aren't the only files that carry a map pin. iPhone and Android videos write the capture location straight into the MP4 or MOV container — in the QuickTime ©xyz atom and the mdta location keys — and it travels with every copy you share. MetaMarshal's video tool, at metamarshal.com/video, reads those atoms in your browser and strips them entirely on your device: no upload, no re-encoding, no quality loss, and it handles multi-gigabyte files because the video never has to leave your machine.

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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

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Open the video tool at metamarshal.com/video and drop in your MP4 or MOV — it's parsed locally, so even a multi-gigabyte file never uploads anywhere.
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See what the container reveals: the GPS coordinates from the ©xyz atom and mdta location keys, plus the capture time and device details.
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Strip the location. The tool rewrites the container's metadata atoms without touching the video or audio streams — no re-encoding, so there's zero quality loss.
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Download the clean copy and confirm the coordinates are gone before you share it.

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Frequently asked questions

In the file's container, not the frames. iPhones write coordinates to the QuickTime ©xyz atom and to mdta location keys inside the MOV/MP4 structure; Android phones use the same container fields. Any tool that reads the atoms can pull the exact capture location.