Strip AI metadata from images

Generators embed more than pixels. Drop images below to see their EXIF tags, XMP packets, C2PA Content Credentials, and PNG text chunks — which is where tools like Stable Diffusion store your full prompt and seed. Cleaning rebuilds each file from raw pixels, so none of it survives.

Drop images here or click to browse · PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, TIFF

What gets removed

C2PA / Content Credentials: A cryptographically signed provenance manifest naming the generator and model, stored in a JUMBF box. Written by OpenAI, Adobe Firefly and Google Imagen.
IPTC digitalSourceType: The standard flag set to trainedAlgorithmicMedia, which marks the file as AI-generated for any tool that reads it.
PNG text chunks: tEXt, iTXt and zTXt entries. Stable Diffusion writes your full prompt, negative prompt, seed and model hash here.
EXIF & XMP: Camera and software tags, timestamps, editing history, and on photographs, GPS coordinates.

One limit worth knowing. Invisible watermarks such as Google's SynthID are encoded into the pixels, not the file headers. They survive metadata removal, resizing and recompression. This tool cleans the container — it does not, and cannot, make an image undetectable.