Batch cleanup
Process compatible JPEG, PNG, HEIC, and TIFF images together instead of inspecting each photo manually.
Photo privacy from Finder
Remove EXIF and GPS metadata from photos on Mac
Create clean sharing copies from Finder. Remove all supported metadata or target location data while keeping your originals intact.
Version 1.2 · Requires macOS 14 or later. · No subscription · Files stay on your Mac
Right where the files are.Select your files and choose an action. Processing stays on your Mac.
How it works
Three steps in Finder
- 1
Select the sharing copies
Choose one or more supported photos in Finder.
- 2
Choose the privacy action
Use Strip Metadata for a broad cleanup or Remove Location Only when other metadata should remain.
- 3
Verify and share
NeatClick creates new files. Review visible content and metadata before sending anything sensitive.
Why NeatClick
What makes the job easier
Location-only option
Remove GPS tags without intentionally discarding all other photo metadata.
No upload
The image and its hidden information remain on your Mac during processing.
Originals stay useful
Work on copies so your private archive can retain capture dates and camera information.
What is included
Useful details before you buy
- Still JPEG, PNG, HEIC, and TIFF images up to 100 megapixels
- Separate Strip Metadata and Remove Location Only actions
- Original files remain untouched by default
- Anonymize Photo can also blur detected faces and remove metadata
Questions
Frequently asked
What information can photo metadata reveal?
Depending on the file, metadata may include GPS coordinates, capture date, camera and lens details, software, orientation, and embedded previews.
Can I remove only the location?
Yes. Remove Location Only targets GPS information while retaining other supported metadata.
Does NeatClick alter the original photo?
No. It saves a separate copy with a new filename by default.
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