🛡️ Privacy Checker — No Upload Required

Photo Metadata Checker

Is your photo leaking personal information? Check for hidden GPS coordinates, device serial numbers, and sensitive metadata before sharing on social media or Reddit.

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📍GPS/Location Scan
📱Device Audit
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📍 Location Privacy
GPS Coordinates
Exact latitude and longitude where the photo was captured.
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📱 Device & System
Device Model
Reveals which phone or camera you own.
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Software / OS
Reveals OS version or editing apps used (e.g. iOS 17.4, Photoshop).
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📸 Camera Settings
Capture Timestamp
Exact time and date the photo was original taken.
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💬 Platform Privacy Verdict
RedditStrips EXIF ✓
WhatsAppStrips EXIF ✓
ImgurStrips EXIF ✓
DiscordStrips EXIF ✓
EmailLeaks EXIF ⚠
ForumsLeaks EXIF ⚠

Why Check Photo Metadata Before Posting?

Every photo taken with a smartphone contains hidden metadata (EXIF). This includes your exact GPS coordinates, the model of your phone, and the date and time of the capture. While platforms like WhatsApp and Reddit automatically strip this data to protect you, many others — like email, Discord attachments, and older forums — do not. This can expose your home location or workplace to strangers.

Common Metadata Leaks

GPS Coordinates: The most dangerous leak, showing exactly where you live or spend time. Serial Numbers: Some high-end cameras embed unique identifiers that can be linked to your identity. Thumbnail Data: If you crop a photo but don't strip EXIF, a "ghost" thumbnail of the full original image might still be hidden inside the file metadata.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Instagram strip location data? ▾
Yes, Instagram and Facebook strip all EXIF data from photos when you upload them to their feed or stories. However, they still track the data internally before deleting it from the public file.
Is my photo uploaded to your server for checking? ▾
No. This checker runs 100% inside your browser using JavaScript. Your photo never reaches our servers, making it the safest way to audit your privacy.
How do I fix a "Danger" rating? ▾
Use our "Remove EXIF Data" tool. It creates a new copy of your image with all hidden metadata completely wiped while keeping the visual quality identical.