Metadata privacy workstation
Remove hidden metadata with every step visible
Select images, choose the cleanup and output options, review the batch, and create cleaned copies through a guided browser workflow.
- EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, and supported C2PA cleanup
- Batch and settings review before processing
- Reduced preview logging disclosed before you start
A reviewable metadata workflow
The cleaner separates file selection, cleanup options, review, processing, and results so each choice stays understandable before a new file is created.
- Configure and review the batch before processing starts.
- Keep successful results available when another item needs attention.
- Download completed images together as a ZIP archive.
Frequently asked questions
What is C2PA?
C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) is a specification that uses signed manifests to describe the origin and editing history of digital content. Some image-generation and editing tools attach C2PA information to exported files.
Can you remove C2PA metadata?
AICleanify can remove supported metadata containers, including C2PA data, during browser-based cleaning. Successful batches also send reduced JPEG previews and usage data to AICleanify for statistics and history.
How to check C2PA in images?
Use a C2PA-compatible inspector or content-credentials viewer to examine an image before cleaning. AICleanify removes supported metadata fields but does not provide a pre-clean metadata inspection report.
Do ChatGPT images have metadata?
Some images exported by AI-generation tools can contain provenance or software metadata. The exact fields depend on the generator, export format, and any edits made after generation.
Can C2PA be faked or bypassed?
Metadata can be removed or changed, so its absence does not prove that an image came from a camera. Removing provenance information should not be used to misrepresent how an image was created.
Is it possible to remove watermarks from images?
Metadata markers such as EXIF, XMP, IPTC, and supported C2PA data can be removed without painting over image pixels. Visible logos or watermarks require a separate pixel-editing workflow.
How does C2PA work?
C2PA associates signed provenance claims with digital content. Compatible viewers can validate those claims and show information about the content source and editing history.
Can you get rid of image metadata?
The cleaner removes supported EXIF, GPS, XMP, IPTC, and C2PA fields while preparing new image files for download. Cleaning runs in the browser; successful batches send reduced JPEG previews and usage data for statistics and history.