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Private image metadata cleaner

Clean the hidden data from your images.

This AI label remover reviews AI-related credentials, location and device details, then creates a verified clean copy—without sending your photos to a server.

Clean your images

  • Runs on your device
  • Originals stay untouched
  • One image or a whole batch
See the three-step process

From creation to publishing

Clean here. Share anywhere.

Scan supported metadata in downloaded images, then prepare the new copy for your publishing workflow.

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Publishing destinations

Prepare images for the platforms you publish on.

The cleaner works on the image file before you post it. Each destination can surface AI or provenance information in a different way.

  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Threads
  • LinkedIn
  • TikTok
  • YouTube / Shorts
  • Pinterest
  • Snapchat
  • X

There is no single universal AI label. Platforms can consider several signal layers; a metadata cleaner changes only the information carried inside the file.

  1. 01

    Embedded in the file

    C2PA/JUMBF markers, EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC and app details.

    This tool works here

  2. 02

    Built into the pixels

    Visible marks and durable or invisible watermarking can remain after export.

    Outside file metadata

  3. 03

    Decided by the platform

    Creator disclosures, classifiers, account context and policy enforcement.

    Controlled by the platform

A clean metadata result does not guarantee that a platform will withhold a label, and it does not prove that an image is human-created or authentic.

Read the platform guide

Seeing an AI label on a real photo? Read why Instagram is tagging real photos as “Made with AI”.

From original to verified copy in three steps

The workflow stays simple, while the verification stays real.

  1. 01

    Choose

    Pick one image or a batch. Files stay on your device.

  2. 02

    Review

    See AI-related, location, device and editing information in plain language.

  3. 03

    Clean & verify

    Create a separate copy, scan it again, then save the verified result.

One scan. Four clear answers.

You should not need to understand EXIF or provenance containers to know what an image is carrying.

  • AI informationKnown Content Credentials, JUMBF and generator markers that appear in the file.
  • LocationGPS coordinates that can reveal where a photo was captured.
  • Device detailsCamera or phone make, model and capture settings.
  • Personal & editing detailsAuthor names, captions, editing apps and colour profiles.
  • Batch-ready
  • Re-scanned after cleaning
  • Flexible file names

This label remover works entirely in your browser—nothing you scan or clean is uploaded anywhere.

A generated coastal-road demo photo used by the sample scanner

Sample scan

Example metadata added for the interactive demo

3 found
AI informationFoundLocationFoundDevice detailsFoundPersonal detailsNot found

Local by design

Your photos do not become somebody else's data.

There is no image upload endpoint and no account. Scanning, cleaning and verification happen in your browser; the original files are never changed.

  1. 01

    You choose

    Your browser reads the files directly from your device.

  2. 02

    Your browser cleans

    Pixels are decoded and rebuilt inside this tab.

  3. 03

    The copy is checked

    The new file is scanned again before you save it.

Only the clean copy you choose to save leaves the workflow.

The formats you already use

Choose several formats together. Each clean copy is newly encoded from the visible pixels.

JPEG
Clean and export as JPEG.
PNG
Clean and export as PNG.
WebP
Clean and export as WebP.
BMP
Converted to PNG.
GIF
Converted to a static PNG. Animation is not preserved.

Small compression or file-size differences may occur. SVG is not supported, and GIF animation is not preserved.

Frequently asked questions

What does an AI label remover actually do?

It scans an image for embedded AI provenance markers, GPS, camera and editing information, then creates a newly encoded copy that leaves the supported information out. The original file is never modified.

How do I remove an AI label from a photo?

Add the photo, review what the scan finds, then clean it. The exported copy is re-scanned to verify the supported information is gone before you download or share it. This does not guarantee a platform won't still apply a label based on other signals.

Does this remove the visible AI Info badge from an existing post?

No. AI Label Remover prepares a new copy of an image before upload. It cannot modify a post that has already been published.

Does it guarantee that a platform will not show an AI label?

No. The tool removes embedded file information, but platforms may use additional signals, user disclosures or their own detection systems.

Which platforms can I prepare images for?

You can prepare image files before posting to Instagram, Facebook, Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube or Shorts, Pinterest, Snapchat and X. The cleaner works on the file, not the platform, so label outcomes can still vary.

Does the tool change the appearance of my image?

The visible image is preserved while a newly encoded copy is created. Small compression or file-size differences may occur.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Processing takes place locally inside your browser.

Does it remove visible watermarks, logos or text?

No. It removes hidden file information. It does not erase visible objects, text, watermarks or logos from the pixels.

What hidden information can it remove?

Depending on the file, this may include GPS location, camera details, editing software, timestamps, author information, descriptions and AI-related provenance information.

Can I process several images?

Yes. Images can be processed together and downloaded individually or as a ZIP file.

What are the limits of this tool?

AI Label Remover removes embedded information from image files. Platforms may use additional signals when applying labels, so a particular platform result cannot be guaranteed. This tool does not determine whether an image is authentic or human-created.