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Strip this one photo, then stop

Strip the location from this one photo and stop. The workspace rail is only for a real second tool.

This house photo still names the street. ImageAwe is one calm tool page. Strip this one photo, export, and stop.

One page, one photo

Open EXIF. Look at the location, then strip. One strip clears the whole metadata segment. The camera model leaves with the coordinates. There is no switch that keeps the model and drops only GPS. The original on the device is not overwritten. One image, at or under 20MB. The work stays in this browser. There is no ImageAwe server holding the house shot. Whether to strip at all is the EXIF guide.

Then leave

A house number painted on the wall is still in the pixels. Cover that with mosaic, on its own page. A crop to the dialog is the crop guide. Rounded corners and an arrow are their own pages. Do not stay on EXIF to do those.

The workspace rail is for a real second tool. If the next step is only to attach this cleaned photo, there is no second tool. Close the page.

What this is not

It is not a place to shrink the file. A strip is not a recompress. If the form then rejects the weight, compress the cleaned export. Do not strip the original again just to chase a smaller file. If the file is still HEIC, convert it before you strip.

Download the cleaned image. The photo you started with stays on the device. Do not send the lighter original because the form liked its size. That original still names the street.

FAQ

FAQ

Can I drop GPS and keep the camera model?

No. One strip clears the whole metadata segment. The camera model leaves with the coordinates.

Does a strip hide the house number in the picture?

No. Pixels stay. Cover a visible number with mosaic, on its own page.

Should I strip the whole folder here?

Only if every file in that folder is part of this send. This page is the one photo you opened. The next photo is a new decision.