# Do you remove the location from my photos?

URL: https://www.panoramr.com/about/faq/do-you-remove-the-location-from-my-photos
Keywords: gps, exif, metadata, geotag, privacy, camera data, location data, strip metadata
Last checked: 2026-10-22

Yes, for what visitors load, for photos you upload now. Panoramr takes the camera data, the GPS position included, out of every copy that visitors load, and keeps where the photo was taken in a private field that only you can use. It is taken out of your private original too: the original is normally a smaller copy drawn from the picture, with no camera data, and a JPEG that is no wider than your plan's copy width is kept as you chose it with its camera data removed. A map location you set yourself goes to visitors with the tour. A photo uploaded earlier may still have its camera data in a public file until it is cleaned, and we cannot say whether it has been. [What Panoramr keeps about your photos](https://www.panoramr.com/help/what-we-keep-about-your-photos) has the detail.

More: [What Panoramr keeps about your photos](https://www.panoramr.com/help/what-we-keep-about-your-photos), [Add a location to a panorama and show a map in your tour](https://www.panoramr.com/help/adding-geolocation-data-and-openstreetmap-integrations)