Clean your photos before posting to Reddit
Reddit is one of the most pseudonymous places people share photos — which makes a leaked location especially damaging. A throwaway username doesn't help if the photo itself carries your GPS coordinates.
Where the leak happens
Reddit generally strips EXIF from images uploaded through its own uploader. But people routinely share photos other ways: direct links to image hosts, files sent in DMs or chat, and originals reposted from elsewhere — and those can keep the full metadata.
For an anonymous account, one un-cleaned photo with home GPS can tie your "anonymous" posts back to a real address.
Post anonymously, for real
Strip the metadata from the original before it touches Reddit, so it doesn't matter how the image ends up being shared. Clean the GPS, device, and timestamp data first.
NoTrace does this on-device in one tap — and because it never uploads anything itself, the cleaning process doesn't create a new trail either.
Clean it in one tap with NoTrace. See exactly what your photos and videos reveal, then strip GPS, device IDs, timestamps, and AI provenance — on your device, nothing uploaded.
Download on the App StoreFAQ
Does Reddit remove EXIF data from photos?
Usually from images uploaded through Reddit's own uploader, yes. Direct image-host links, DMs, and reposted originals can still carry metadata.
Can my Reddit photos reveal where I live?
If an original with GPS metadata gets shared, yes — even on an anonymous account. Cleaning the file first prevents it.