Inspect only
Supported metadata only; not an AI detector.
Drop your images here
JPEG, PNG and WebP · 20 MiB each · 20 files per batch
Supported metadata only; not an AI detector.
Up to 40 million pixels. Browser decoding is checked; for animation, only the first frame is verified.
Processed in your browser
Your files stay in this browser.
Free. No sign-up.
Open the site and start.
Originals untouched
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Your batch
One workspace. Every file accounted for.
Metadata cleanup cannot remove invisible watermarks or guarantee platform labels disappear.
Understand these results
Block-level inspection, not individual field detection. EXIF does not confirm GPS; text chunks do not confirm a prompt.
Browse the guidesImage metadata, explained.
Practical guides for the information behind your images.
Remove C2PA metadata from an image
Content Credentials describe provenance, not a verdict on the picture.
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What hidden information travels with my photo?
Share a copy without sharing the camera’s hidden record.
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Why does an AI label remain after cleanup?
File metadata is only one possible source of a platform label.
Read guideCommon questions
Which AI information can I remove?
You can clean supported embedded records, such as prompts and workflows stored in PNGs. Coverage depends on the file format.
Is my image uploaded?
No. Reading, inspection and cleanup happen in your browser. Website and advertising requests are separate from image processing.
Can I recover the workflow from a cleaned copy?
The removed embedded data is no longer in that copy. Keep the original PNG and export workflow JSON before cleaning. Share those deliberately when you want others to reproduce your setup.
Will the picture change?
The default container cleanup preserves image data, color profiles and needed orientation. Re-encode creates a new PNG and may change color interpretation.
Does it remove AI labels everywhere?
No. It removes supported embedded metadata. Platforms may use other signals, and required disclosures still apply.