Ta bort EXIF-data

Information that cameras and phones save inside photos: the camera model, date and time, settings such as exposure, and often the GPS location where the photo was taken.

A photo with GPS data can reveal where you live or work when you share it. Many social networks remove it, but email, messaging apps, marketplaces and file sharing often don't.

No. The hidden data is cut out of the JPG, PNG or WEBP file, and the picture itself isn't compressed again, so the quality is exactly the same.

Yes. Phones often store the rotation of a photo in its EXIF data. That one setting is kept, and everything else is removed, so the photo doesn't turn sideways.