Every photo quietly carries where you were, when, and what camera you used. Blanck shows you all of it — then blanks it, in one tap. Your photos never leave your phone.
You list something on a marketplace. You send a source photo to a stranger. You post a picture from home. Buried in each file is your exact GPS location, the date and time, and your device — quietly attached, and easy to read with a free tool. Most people never see it until someone else does.
GPS on a map, camera, date, and the full EXIF — laid out plainly. Free, unlimited.
Wipe all of it at once and save a clean copy. Nothing left to read.
Remove GPS only, or date only, and keep the rest. You decide field by field.
Drop a pin to change the location, or fix a wrong date. Correct, don't just erase.
Blanck reads the GPS coordinates already in your photo and drops them on a map so you can actually see what you'd be sharing — before you share it. Everything here is read on your device.
Free strippers handle a plain JPEG and give up. Blanck works across the formats your iPhone actually shoots — and cleans them without re-compressing your image.
Supported RAW and video types are the ones that reliably round-trip on iOS — we scope honestly rather than promising "every format ever made."
Jump straight to where a photo was taken. This just opens the Maps app on your phone with the coordinates already in the file — free, and part of viewing.
Turn coordinates into a name — "Vesuvio Bakery," not just numbers. This is the one feature that reaches out, and it's opt-in.
Reading and stripping happens entirely on your device. No account, no sign-in, no analytics, no data brokers. There is nothing to leak because there is nothing sent.
Every read, strip, and edit runs locally on your iPhone.
Nothing to sign up for. No email, no profile, no cloud.
We don't track what you clean, or that you opened the app.
"Look up this place" is the single feature that makes an outbound request. When you tap it, Blanck sends only the coordinate — a latitude and longitude — to Apple Maps to get a place name back. It never sends your photo, and nothing that identifies you. It's off until you use it, and you can leave it off forever. That's the whole asterisk.
We say "your photos never leave your phone" because it's true — not "nothing ever leaves," because that wouldn't be.
Read the full privacy policy →The plan when Blanck ships: a genuinely useful free tier, and a one-time unlock for the power features. No subscription — the category norm you're used to paying monthly for.
Everything you need to see what's there.
Pay once. No subscription, ever.
Most tools in this category rent you privacy by the month, or charge far more for a "lifetime" unlock. Blanck is one honest price.
Blanck is in development. Leave your email and I'll send one note when it's on the App Store — nothing else, ever.
Planned for iOS 16+ · on-device · one-time, no subscription