Every digital photo carries invisible baggage: the camera model, the exact time it was taken, exposure settings — and often precise GPS coordinates of where you stood. Posting that photo publicly can publish your home address without you knowing.
Drop a JPG into the faymox EXIF viewer to see everything hiding inside, with GPS coordinates highlighted as a privacy warning. One more click strips all of it and downloads a clean copy, safe to share anywhere. Like every faymox tool, the analysis happens locally — your photos are never uploaded.
Inspect EXIF in 3 steps
- Open the faymox EXIF Viewer & Cleaner.
- Drop in a JPG photo — the full EXIF table appears, with any GPS location flagged in red.
- Review the data, then hit "Remove EXIF & Download" for a clean copy with all metadata stripped.
FAQ
What is EXIF data?
Metadata your camera embeds in each photo: camera model, timestamp, shutter speed, ISO, and often GPS coordinates.
Why is GPS in photos risky?
A photo taken at home contains your home's coordinates. Anyone who downloads the original can read them — which is why stripping EXIF before sharing matters.
Does removing EXIF reduce image quality?
No — only the metadata is removed. The pixels stay exactly the same.