Change where your phone says you are, manage the hidden data in your photos and build your own routes — all from one clean map interface.
Get Fake GPS & Location Changer free from the App Store and open it on your iPhone. No account or sign-up needed to start.
Search any place in the world or tap directly on the map to set your GPS coordinates. Drop a pin, save it to a custom category and reuse it anytime.
Open any photo to inspect its hidden EXIF metadata — GPS coordinates, camera model, date and exposure settings — then edit or remove what you don't want to share.
Build a custom route, link your photos to specific points along it, and review the distance, elevation and time of the whole track at a glance.
Hide your real GPS data, keep private locations in secure storage and decide exactly what geodata leaves your device before you share a photo or place.
For location spoofing to work across all apps on your iPhone, you need to pair the app with Xcode on a Mac. The full step-by-step guide covers setup in about 20 minutes.
See the Xcode setup guide →Every place on Earth has a pair of numbers — latitude and longitude. The app lets you set those coordinates to any point you choose, so your location reflects the spot on the map instead of your physical position.
Photos quietly store extra data inside the file — when and where they were taken, and on which device. This is called EXIF. The app reads it, shows it clearly, and lets you edit or strip it out.
Once GPS data is removed from a photo or a location is hidden, that information no longer travels with it. You stay in control of what others — and the apps you use — can see.
Free to download. Available now on the App Store for iPhone.
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