Check what your photos reveal
You can't decide what to remove until you can see what's there. Viewing a photo's metadata shows you the hidden fields a recipient could read.
What you can inspect
A good viewer surfaces GPS coordinates (with a map pin), device make and model, capture date and time, camera and lens settings, software, and any Content Credentials.
Each field is easier to judge with a risk level — location and device IDs are high-risk; camera settings are usually harmless.
Viewing metadata with NoTrace
NoTrace shows every detected field grouped by category, with a risk score and an inline map for GPS — for free, with no account.
When you're ready, the same screen lets you remove it all in one tap.
Check before you share. Use the free browser checker to see supported GPS, device, timestamp, and editor metadata locally, or clean verified copies with NoTrace on iPhone.
FAQ
Is viewing metadata free?
Yes — viewing all metadata, the risk score, and the GPS map pin are free in NoTrace.