View and remove EXIF data from your photos, losslessly

Overview

Open a photo and iEdit lists what is inside it: the camera and lens, when it was taken, exposure, aperture, ISO, focal length and whether the flash fired, the GPS position and altitude, the colour profile and the software that last saved it. Then choose Remove all details, or Remove only the location to keep the camera and date but drop where you were. A copy is saved to My files, and the original is untouched.

For JPEG and PNG the removal is lossless: iEdit rewrites the file without the details and the picture itself stays byte for byte as it was. Other formats are saved again at high quality without the details, and iEdit says which will happen before you confirm. One platform difference: Android hides a photo's GPS position from apps that have not asked for the media-location permission, and iEdit does not ask for it, so the Location row appears only on iPhone and iPad.

Before a photo goes to a marketplace listing, a forum, a landlord or a stranger, this is where you check what travels with it. The reading and the removal both happen on your device, so the photo is not uploaded to be inspected, and the tool works offline. Pair it with Privacy blur when the picture itself shows too much.