Remove Location From Photos Before You Post (EXIF Privacy Guide)
Many phones save GPS coordinates inside each photo. Before sending photos by email, messaging or marketplaces, remove the metadata with an on-device EXIF remover.
What is EXIF data?
EXIF is hidden information saved inside photos: camera model, date, settings and often the GPS location where the photo was taken.
When it matters
Selling items online from home, sharing photos of children, posting from your workplace or sending files to strangers. Some apps remove location data, but email, cloud links and many messaging apps keep it.
Remove it in seconds
Drop your photos into the SleekCut Remove Metadata tool. It shows which photos contain location data and saves clean copies. JPG and PNG files are cleaned without re-compressing, so quality stays identical.
Turn off location for future photos
On iPhone, go to Settings, Privacy and Security, Location Services, Camera and choose Never. On Android, open the Camera settings and turn off location tags.