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Batch metadata remover
Clean up to 30 images in one pass: each listed separately with its own findings so you can see which files carried markers and which were already clean.
There is no quota, because the work runs on your machine rather than ours.
- 30 files per batch
- Per file findings
- No account
Drop an image here
We read what is inside it first, then show you every field before anything is removed.
JPEG · PNG · WebP: up to 25.0 MB · 30 files at a time
Workflow
How to clean a set properly
- 1
Check one representative file
Run a single export through first. If the marker comes from one export setting, changing that setting beats cleaning every file forever.
- 2
Drop the whole set in
Up to 30 at a time. Processing runs in a background thread, so the page stays responsive while a large batch works through.
- 3
Read the summary line
It reports how many files carried AI markers and how many were rejected, so a silent failure cannot hide inside a large batch.
- 4
Download each cleaned file
Every file gets its own verification receipt. A failed check is shown as a failure rather than being smoothed over.
Carousels and multi image posts
Platforms read every slide separately, so cleaning only the first one is a common reason a label persists. Run the whole set.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
›How many images can I clean at once?
Thirty per batch, and as many batches as you like. There is no account, no sign up and no daily limit.
›Why is the limit 30?
It keeps memory use sane in a browser tab. The engine itself has no limit, so larger batches are simply split.
›Does a large batch freeze the page?
No. Parsing and stripping run in a Web Worker on a separate thread, so the interface stays responsive.
›Can I download everything as a zip?
Not yet. Each file is downloaded individually at the moment. A zip option is a reasonable request and is on the list.
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