Instagram metadata cleaner.

No. Instagram strips most EXIF, including GPS, from the version it shows to other people when you post inside the app. So the photo your followers see does not leak your location through metadata. The catch is the original file: the copy still sitting on your phone, or one you send to someone directly, keeps every tag.

Because you often share the original file, not the in-app post. AirDrop, email, a messaging app that keeps metadata, a re-upload to a marketplace, a cloud link, or another platform that does not strip EXIF will all carry your GPS, capture date, and device straight through. Cleaning the file first means the location is gone no matter where it ends up.

Everything hidden in the photo: GPS coordinates, the capture date and time, the camera make, model, and serial number, editing-software history, and any author or copyright tags. The default strips all of it; advanced mode lets you remove just GPS or just dates.

No. Only metadata is removed. The image pixels are untouched beyond what a normal JPEG save does, so the picture looks exactly the same.

Yes. No account, no limit. The photo is cleaned in your browser and never uploaded, so the file with all its metadata never leaves your device in the first place.