Phones hide your exact GPS location, the date and time, and your phone model inside every photo. See what yours contains and remove it in seconds — without uploading the photo anywhere.
Everything — face detection, blurring, removing hidden data, resizing — happens inside your browser. There is no upload and nothing is stored. It even works in airplane mode once this page has loaded.
Photos, screenshots or PDFs — one or many. Ctrl+V pastes a screenshot.
JPG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · screenshots · PDF — up to 40 files
Faces are blurred automatically. Tap a box to blur or unblur it, or draw a box over anything else.
Street signs, house numbers, names, emails and phone numbers in screenshots.
Hides street details, house fronts and room clutter behind you.
Drag the slider to compare. Zoom in and check — automatic detection can miss a face, a plate or small text.
SafePost is a helper, not a guarantee. Blurring can miss a face or detail, so look over the result before you post.
Most people check how they look in a photo — not what else it gives away.
Phones store exact GPS coordinates inside photos — accurate to a few meters.
✓ SafePost removes itThe exact date and time, plus posting in real time, shows when your home is empty.
✓ Date removed — post laterMake, model and sometimes a serial number that links your photos across accounts.
✓ Device details removedFaces, names on jerseys and school logos tell strangers where children spend their day.
✓ Blur faces & logosHouse numbers, street signs, and the view from your window can be matched on a map.
✓ Find & blur textA license plate in a driveway or parking-lot photo can be linked back to you.
✓ Plate detectionBoarding-pass barcodes, tickets, ID cards and parcel labels contain names and booking codes.
✓ Black-box themMonitors, phone screens, mirrors and sunglasses can show more than you meant to.
✓ Draw a boxWhen location tagging is on, your camera app writes latitude and longitude into the photo’s EXIF data — usually accurate to a few meters. A photo of your new couch, your kids in the garden or a parcel on the doorstep can reveal your home address. Photos taken at the same spot every morning reveal your routine.
Some do — Instagram, Facebook and X strip location from images they publish. But many places don’t: email attachments, cloud-drive links, forums, marketplaces, dating apps that keep the original file, messaging apps when you send “as a file” or “as a document”, and photos you AirDrop or share by link. Cleaning the photo yourself means you don’t have to wonder.
iPhone: Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Camera → Never. When sharing a single photo, you can also tap Options at the top of the share sheet and turn off Location.
Android (Google Camera / Samsung): open the Camera app → Settings → turn off Save location / Location tags.
Drop it into this page. SafePost reads the hidden EXIF and XMP data on your device and shows the GPS coordinates if they are there, with a link to see the spot on a map.
With the “Original” size and JPG format, the safe copy keeps the full resolution at high quality. You can also pick a smaller size to make the file lighter for email or messaging.
No. The metadata is removed in your browser by re-drawing the picture into a brand-new file. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored.
If you picked the photo from your library, iOS may already have removed the location (Share → Options → Location off). Photos sent by AirDrop, email or a computer often still have it.
Yes. Add up to 40 photos, then use “Download all (ZIP)”.
Your photos never leave your device. SafePost processes photos, screenshots and PDFs entirely in your browser. OneClickTools does not receive, upload or store them. The page downloads its code and on-device AI models from public content networks (jsDelivr, cdnjs, Google’s MediaPipe model storage); only anonymous page-usage counts are recorded, never images or their contents.
Provided as-is. Automatic detection of faces, license plates and text can miss things, and no tool can make a photo 100% anonymous. Always check the before-and-after preview before posting, and respect other people’s privacy and the law where you live. See the terms.