Free
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- 100% local compression, no image uploads
- Up to 50 images per batch
- Keeps nested folder structure in the ZIP
Swiftiny
Remove EXIF and GPS from photos, on your device
Swiftiny re-encodes images in the browser, which drops EXIF, GPS, and camera tags from the output. Drop a folder of JPGs (PNG and WebP work too), download the ZIP, and the originals never leave this computer.
Why strip metadata herePhone photos embed location and device info. Before you send a folder to a client or publish a catalog, a local re-encode removes that metadata without an online “EXIF cleaner” seeing the files.
Drop images or folders here
Supports PNG, JPG, WebP, and AVIF. You can choose files or folders, and folder paths are kept in the zip.
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Select or drop multiple images, then start compression. By default, the tool aims to reduce size while preserving visual quality, and you can compare sizes after processing.
Compression settings
Batch metadata removal without an upload
Online EXIF removers still receive your photos. Swiftiny never uploads them: pixels are decoded and written to new files locally, so GPS, camera model, and other tags in the original container are not copied into the download.
Use Keep original format to stay on JPG/PNG/WebP, or convert in the same pass. Folder structure is preserved in the ZIP.
Free use processes up to 50 images per batch. Pro removes the limit. This is not a lossless tag editor — files are re-compressed, which also usually reduces size.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you upload photos to remove EXIF?
No. Metadata is stripped because files are re-encoded locally. Images are not sent to Swiftiny.
Is this lossless?
No. Removing EXIF this way re-compresses the image. That is what allows GPS tags to be dropped without a server. Use a high quality setting if you need to stay close to the original look.
Which formats are supported?
PNG, JPG, and WebP. Drop a mixed folder if you want; the ZIP keeps the original paths.
Pricing
Free to try. Pro when batches get big.
Compression still happens on your device. Pay once for unlimited images per batch — Creem handles checkout, cards, and tax.