Exif - Remove Photo Metadata

Exif shows you what your photos reveal about you — and removes it before you share. Photos often carry hidden metadata: the exact GPS location where they were taken, the date and time, your phone model and more. Exif lets you see all of it, then strip it out in one tap. KEY FEATURES ■ See what's hidden in a photo Dimensions, date taken, GPS coordinates with altitude (and an "Open in Maps" button), plus camera details: make, model, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, flash and software. A full list of every EXIF tag is one tap away. ■ Remove GPS only Delete just the location and keep everything else. ■ Remove all EXIF Wipe all metadata from the photo. ■ Always a new copy Your original photo is never modified. The cleaned copy is saved to your gallery (Pictures/NukoExif) or shared straight from the app. ■ Image quality untouched Only the metadata is rewritten — the photo itself is not re-compressed. ■ No account, no sign-in Pick a photo, clean it, share it. ■ 9 languages Japanese, English, Spanish, French, Thai, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean. The app follows your device language automatically. GO FURTHER WITH PRO (ONE-TIME PURCHASE) Protecting your privacy is always free. Pro adds power tools for bigger jobs: • Batch mode: clean many photos at once • Add every photo in a folder in one go • Selective removal: choose exactly what to remove — location, camera info, date/time, or other metadata • Presets: save your favorite combinations and reuse them • Removes the ad banner PRIVACY Everything happens on your device. Your photos and their metadata are never uploaded to any server. To show the location stored inside your photos, Android asks for the "media location" permission; Exif never uses your device's current location. The free version shows a small ad banner (Google AdMob) at the bottom of the screen; buying Pro removes it.

Version 1.0.3 - To see the location inside a photo, Android needs you to choose "Allow all" for photos and videos (with "limited access" it stays hidden). The explanation screen and the hint on the location card now say so clearly