What is EXIF data in an image?

EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data is metadata stored inside image files containing information like camera model, exposure settings, GPS location, and date/time taken.

Does my photo contain GPS location data?

Photos taken on smartphones often include GPS coordinates in their EXIF data unless location services were disabled. Use ZapFile's EXIF Viewer to check your images.

How do I remove EXIF data for privacy?

ZapFile's EXIF Viewer shows the data; to remove it you can re-export the image using ZapFile's Image Converter or Compressor, which strips EXIF metadata from the output.

EXIF Viewer

View and remove image metadata (EXIF data)

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