One free, browser-based tool — and a dedicated page for every format, AI generator and platform it helps with.
Remove AI generation metadata, C2PA manifests, EXIF, XMP and IPTC data from JPEG, PNG, WebP and HEIC images for free, entirely in your browser.
Remove EXIF metadata — GPS location, camera make/model, and timestamps — from JPEG, PNG and WebP images for free, entirely in your browser.
Decode and remove C2PA/JUMBF content-credential manifests from JPEG, PNG and WebP images — the exact signal platforms use for AI-generated labels.
Remove XMP metadata — edit history, author fields, and AI generation markers — from JPEG, PNG and WebP images for free in your browser.
Remove IPTC metadata including the DigitalSourceType AI-generation flag, captions, and photographer credit from images for free in your browser.
Remove the C2PA and IPTC metadata that triggers
Remove all metadata from JPG/JPEG images — EXIF, XMP, IPTC, and APP11 C2PA manifests — for free, entirely in your browser.
Remove all metadata from PNG images, including the caBX C2PA manifest chunk that many basic metadata scanners fail to detect — free, in your browser.
Remove metadata from WebP images — EXIF, XMP, and C2PA content-credential RIFF chunks — for free, entirely in your browser.
Remove metadata from HEIC/HEIF iPhone photos — EXIF, GPS, and more — processed briefly and never stored.
Compare what Midjourney, DALL-E/ChatGPT, Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI, Adobe Firefly, and Photoshop AI each embed in your image files.
Midjourney does not embed C2PA — it writes your full prompt in plain text into the EXIF Description field instead. Here's what that means and how to remove it.
A real C2PA manifest from a ChatGPT-generated image, decoded: claim generator, action history, signature algorithm, and what it means for AI detection.
Stable Diffusion's metadata depends on the interface — most WebUIs write your full prompt, seed, and model as plain text. Here's what's exposed and how to remove it.
ComfyUI embeds your entire node-based workflow as JSON inside exported images — models, LoRAs, and custom nodes included. Here's what's exposed and how to remove it.
Adobe Firefly embeds full C2PA Content Credentials in every generated image. Here's exactly what's recorded and how to remove it.
Photoshop's Generative Fill writes C2PA Content Credentials even on otherwise real photos — here's why that triggers AI labels and how to remove it.