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Strip all metadata from images for privacy
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| name | remove-photo-metadata |
| description | Strip all metadata from images for privacy |
| metadata | {"author":"ian.zo.computer","category":"Community","display-name":"Remove Photo Metadata","emoji":"🔒"} |
Remove all metadata (Location, EXIF, GPS, camera info, etc.) from photos to protect your privacy before sharing them.
apt-get update && apt-get install -y exiftool
# For a single photo
exiftool -all= "<user's_photo_path>"
# For multiple photos in a directory
exiftool -all= -r "<user's_directory_path>"
# To overwrite originals without creating backups (use with caution)
exiftool -all= -overwrite_original "<user's_photo_path>"
This removes ALL metadata including camera settings, timestamps, GPS coordinates, and any other embedded information from the photos.