I’m worried my photos still include EXIF GPS coordinates and could expose where I live or work.

This feature helps you prevent accidental location exposure by managing GPS data embedded in photo metadata (EXIF). It makes it easier to review and remove location coordinates before you share images publicly or with others.

Photos often contain hidden metadata (EXIF) that can include precise GPS coordinates where the picture was taken. This feature is designed to reduce privacy risks by helping you identify and remove GPS location data from your images before sharing. It supports common scenarios like posting to social media, sending photos to clients, or uploading images to public forums. By stripping or excluding location metadata, you can share photos without revealing your home, workplace, or routine locations. The feature is useful for journalists, activists, creators, parents, and anyone sharing photos of private spaces. It can also help when sharing images of children, valuables, or sensitive locations where unintended disclosure could create safety concerns. In addition to one-off checks, it can be used as a repeatable step in your sharing workflow to ensure consistency. The overall goal is to give you confidence that the images you distribute do not contain embedded GPS coordinates that others could extract.