Strip GPS / location leak audit.
See what a folder reveals — how many photos have GPS, whether they cluster near one place — then download copies with location removed. Files never leave your device.
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What you get · 01
A report, not just a delete button
Plain EXIF removers are everywhere. This page leads with the leak audit: counts, a map of tagged pins, and clusters within a radius you choose (default 200m). Then you strip GPS from copies — camera settings stay.
Honest note · 02
Crowded category; built as an experiment
Browser GPS strippers already fill page one of Google. We shipped this anyway for catalogue completeness with geotag. Weak organic traffic here is expected — it is not evidence that removers were an open gap.
Privacy · 03
Nothing is uploaded
Audit and strip run in your browser (Web Worker). Originals are never modified in place.
FAQ · 05
Common questions
- What location data do you remove?
- GPS / location EXIF (coordinates and related GPS tags). Camera settings and other non-location metadata stay. You download cleaned copies; originals are not overwritten.
- What is the location leak audit?
- Before stripping, you see how many photos have GPS, a map of pins, and clusters within a radius you choose (default 200m) — so you know what a folder would reveal if shared as-is.
- Do files leave my device?
- No. Audit and strip run in a Web Worker in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
- Why build another EXIF GPS stripper?
- Browser removers already fill search results. This page leads with the folder audit and sits with our geotag workflow. Treat it as catalogue completeness, not a claim of an empty SERP.