Remove GPS Location From Photos
Photos and phone uploads often embed GPS coordinates in EXIF. NoMoreAI removes the location — along with the rest of the metadata — from JPG, PNG and WebP files in your browser.
Where location hides
GPS latitude and longitude live in the EXIF block, written by phones and cameras. Removing EXIF removes the coordinates with it.
When it matters
Sharing photos publicly, listing items for sale or posting from home can expose where a photo was taken. Removing GPS is a basic privacy step.
Bulk privacy clean
Strip location and device data from a whole set of photos at once with Bulk cleanup.
Frequently asked questions
Does removing EXIF remove GPS location?
Yes. GPS coordinates are part of EXIF, so removing EXIF removes the embedded location too.
Can I remove GPS from many photos at once?
Yes — drop a batch in Bulk cleanup and download the location-free copies as a ZIP.
Does this make the image undetectable as AI?
No. It removes embedded metadata and provenance only. Pixel-level signals or watermarks may remain, and platform or third-party detectors can still flag the image.
Can I clean many images at once?
Yes. Bulk cleanup strips metadata from a whole batch locally and returns a single ZIP — most single-image tools can't do this.
Is it free?
Yes — free, no account and no signup. NoMoreAI is supported by advertising, with a planned PRO tier for higher limits and no ads.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser using Web Workers. Files are never uploaded to a server and never stored.