AI Metadata Remover updates an old privacy chore for the AI era: alongside the classic EXIF and GPS scrubbing, it strips embedded generation prompts and C2PA provenance marks from images and PDFs. Your location data is nobody’s business and prompts can leak more than people realise (client names, project details) — though stripping provenance marks is also exactly what bad actors do, a dual edge the tool can’t resolve and we won’t pretend away.
What it costs
Free for the core; paid tiers (around $5/mo) for batch volume.
What we can’t tell you
Where the processing happens. A metadata stripper you upload originals to is a privacy tool with a privacy problem — check whether files process in-browser (the right answer) or on their servers before feeding it anything sensitive. The network tab of your browser answers in ten seconds: no upload request, no worry.
The details
| What it is | EXIF/GPS/prompt/C2PA stripper for images and PDFs |
| Price | Free; ~$5/mo for batch |
| Best for | Scrubbing location and prompt data before sharing |
| Think twice if | Files upload to their server — verify in-browser processing first |
