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EXIF data
Camera model, lens, exposure settings, timestamps and device details.
CAMERA / DEVICE
Privacy utility / runs locally
AI Metadata Cleaner.
Remove EXIF, GPS and AI generation tags before an image leaves your device.
A precise, browser-based metadata cleaner for photographers, creators and teams who want control over what their files reveal.
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Select an image
The file remains in your browser memory.
SCAN / READY
Ready to inspect locally
No image bytes leave this browser.
HEIC and AVIF are exported as JPEG. Other formats are preserved.
Zero image upload
Your file is never sent to our servers.
LOCALProcessing model
0 KBImage data uploaded
5Supported input formats
20 MAXLocal batch size
[ 01 / WHAT IT REMOVES ]
Hidden data should not travel by accident.
AI Metadata Cleaner targets the information stored around the pixels—not the visible image itself.
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GPS & location
Coordinates, altitude and location information recorded by a device.
LOCATION / PRIVACY
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AI generator tags
Software names and generation details written into supported files.
AI / SOFTWARE
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XMP & IPTC
Creator fields, copyright notes, keywords, captions and edit history.
EDITORIAL / CREATOR
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C2PA credentials
Embedded provenance manifests and supported content credentials.
PROVENANCE / C2PA
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PNG parameters
Prompts, seeds and generation settings stored in PNG text chunks.
STABLE DIFFUSION / PNG[ 02 / LOCAL WORKFLOW ]
Three steps. No cloud detour.
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Choose an image
The browser reads the file directly from your device.
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Clean locally
The image is re-rendered without its original metadata container.
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Download a clean copy
The new file is verified and saved back to your device.
BROWSER_SANDBOX
NO NETWORK TRANSFER
original.jpg
4.82 MB
LOCAL
CLEAN
VERIFY
clean.jpg
READY
› EXIF ................. REMOVED
› GPS .................. REMOVED
› XMP / IPTC ........... REMOVED
› OUTPUT ............... VERIFIED
[ 03 / PROOF, NOT PROMISES ]
See exactly what changed.
A clear before-and-after report makes privacy visible and the result auditable.
BEFORE
Metadata detected
- Camera
- Apple iPhone 16 Pro
- Location
- 40.7128, −74.0060
- Software
- Adobe Photoshop
- Creator tool
- Stable Diffusion
- Generation data
- Prompt + seed present
- C2PA manifest
- Present
AFTER
Clean output
- Camera
- Not found
- Location
- Not found
- Software
- Not found
- Creator tool
- Not found
- Generation data
- Not found
- C2PA manifest
- Not found
Sample report for interface demonstration
Check your own image
[ 04 / HONEST BOUNDARIES ]
Metadata is not the same as the image.
This tool is built for privacy and file hygiene. It removes embedded information, but it does not make promises about how a third-party platform will classify an image.
It can
- Remove common embedded metadata
- Remove GPS coordinates
- Remove supported AI generation tags
- Create a fresh image file
It cannot
- Remove pixel-level invisible watermarks
- Guarantee an AI detector result
- Undo an existing platform label
- Control third-party detection systems
[ 05 / FIELD NOTES ]
Frequently asked questions.
Straight answers about local processing, image quality and the limits of metadata cleaning.
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What is an AI metadata cleaner?
It removes hidden file information such as camera details, GPS coordinates, editor history and supported AI generation parameters embedded alongside image pixels.
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Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. Processing runs inside your browser. Image bytes are scanned, re-encoded, verified and downloaded without being sent to an application server.
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Does it remove EXIF and GPS data?
Yes. Standard camera details, timestamps and GPS coordinates are among the primary metadata groups targeted by the cleaner.
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Can it remove Stable Diffusion parameters?
It can remove prompts, seeds and other generation parameters when they are stored as ordinary metadata in supported image containers such as PNG text chunks.
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Will cleaning reduce image quality?
Re-encoding introduces a technical change. You can select 85–95% quality for JPEG and WebP; PNG remains transparent, while HEIC and AVIF are exported as JPEG.
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Can it prevent AI detection?
No guarantee is possible. Metadata removal does not erase pixel-level watermarks or change how a classifier interprets the visible image.
[ READY WHEN YOU ARE ]