Remove AI Metadata
Strip AI labels, C2PA Content Credentials, XMP, EXIF, GPS location and camera details from up to 30 JPG, PNG or WebP photos at once. Lossless, and your photos never leave your device.
Free — no sign-up needed. Output includes a small ChatSlide watermark.
Watch a short video — remove the watermark
Removes C2PA and AI labels
Deletes GPS and camera data
Lossless, same pixels
Never uploaded — runs in your browser
Who uses it
Etsy and marketplace sellers
Clean product mockups and AI-assisted listing photos before uploading them to Etsy, Amazon or eBay.
Social media creators
Remove Content Credentials and AI flags before posting to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest or X.
Privacy before sharing
Delete the GPS position and phone model from photos you post on forums, dating apps or classifieds.
Designers and agencies
Hand clients clean files without tool names, prompts or editing history inside them.
What AI metadata is hiding in your images
Images from ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, Firefly, Photoshop and most phone cameras carry data you never see. C2PA Content Credentials record which AI tool made or edited the image. The XMP block can carry the IPTC field "Digital Source Type: trained algorithmic media", the flag platforms read to show an AI label. Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI write the full prompt and settings into PNG text chunks.
Photos from phones add EXIF: the camera make and model, the time, and often the exact GPS position where the picture was taken.
Lossless removal, not a re-save
Most metadata removers redraw the image on a canvas and save it again. That throws away the colour profile and recompresses every JPG, so each pass costs quality. This tool reads the file structure, deletes only the metadata segments and copies the image data byte for byte. The pixels are identical, colours stay accurate and portrait photos stay upright.
What it cannot do is change the pixels. Invisible watermarks that live inside the image itself, such as Google SynthID, are not metadata and stay in place.