Remove location data from photos before you share them

Photos from phones and cameras often carry hidden metadata: where the picture was taken, the device model and the date. DeepRecover Pro checks for it and creates clean copies, leaving your originals untouched.

What metadata can reveal

EXIF data can include GPS coordinates, the camera or phone model, the time the photo was taken and software details. Sharing a photo that still has its location can show where you live or work.

How the cleaning works

For JPEG files the app removes the metadata blocks (EXIF, XMP, comments) without re-compressing the image, so the pixels stay exactly the same. Other image formats are re-saved without metadata.

Where to use it

• Phone app: add photos, press Check my photos to see which ones contain a location, then clean and share them.
• Windows app: choose a JPEG and save a cleaned copy.

Good to know

Some messaging and social apps remove metadata when you share and others do not, so check before relying on it. Cleaning only removes embedded metadata. It does not hide faces, signs or landmarks that are visible in the picture.