Photo Metadata Remover

Syrupy

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About this app

Help protect your privacy by removing Exif and IPTC metadata from photos before uploading/sharing them.

Easily remove Exif metadata and optionally IPTC metadata from your photos that get added to them when you take them, such as:
• Camera/phone brand,
• Camera/phone model,
• GPS location (if enabled),
• Date and time the photo was taken,
• Lens brand/model/serial number (depends on your device),
• Light source,
• F-stop,
• Exposure time,
• ISO speed,
• Focal length,
• Flash mode,
• Software name that processed or edited the photo,
• Subject distance (depends on your device),
• And many more!


You won't be sharing unnecessary details (within your photos) with others anymore.
Social media services can't collect metadata from your uploaded photos to build an advertising profile of you anymore.


Features
• Simple & easy to use,
• Supports many Exif tags,
• Option to additionally remove IPTC data,
• Batch process photos inside a folder,
• Option to create metadata-free copies of photos, or remove metadata directly from the original photos,
• Help protect your privacy,
• No bloat/unnecessary features,
• No unnecessary permissions,
• Free!

Ratings and reviews

Great app, super fast and easy! Android's file system makes this otherwise simple app a little weird to set up, but it still only took five minutes to do once I figured out where the files lived. Now I don't even need to open the app; just share the photo to the app and legit one second later, it's saved to the folder I specified when setting it up. In today's world of doxxing, this is a really necessary functionality.

Terrible. Each picture took a full minute to delete the data. Why is this app so painfully slow?!!??? Also I don't like when it says select multiple images and you don't tell them they have to long press the first one. If you tap, it immediately starts going to work. Also, the cancel button does nothing.

I'm having a hard time editing my review for some reason since you responded. I too, am a developer, and would love nothing more than to rate your app well. I did indeed check the correct directory, which by default seems to be a subdirectory underneath my pictures directory. I just tried again a number of times, with a number of different photos, each with the same results. If you have any suggestions you would like me to try, I'm more than happy to help in that fashion. Best regards.

What’s new

Code optimizations and improvements.