Photo Metadata Remover

Syrupy

Contains adsIn-app purchases

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.

Ive spent an hour trying a few other apps and websites, all of whom purport to specialize in the removal of exif metadata. None of them worked for me, at least not on my android. Then, I saw this one had high ratings and lots of previous downloads, so I gave it a shot. Nothing is as quick and easy as this one is at removing exif metadata. It lets you choose to delete exif metadata from the original or create a copy and drops it into a designated folder of your choosing. No learning curve. Bravo!

It does the job just fine, but every single time you open it and go to select a photo, the default sort order is set back to Filename A-Z. I would like to be able to set it as Newest first and leave it, instead of having to change it every time.

What’s new

Minor code improvements.