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Select up to five supported images.
Inspect hidden information inside an image, including EXIF, XMP, GPS and AI-related markers.
Upload an image to review its embedded metadata.
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JPG, PNG, WebP · Up to 5 images · 10 MB eachReview the information detected inside each file.
Original images remain unchanged until the cleaning process completes.
Select up to five supported images.
Review metadata categories and privacy indicators.
See what information remains embedded in your image.
Practical tools to understand and manage hidden image information.
Clean supported EXIF, IPTC and XMP metadata from your images.
Identify AI-related markers and provenance information embedded in a file.
Review metadata categories and privacy indicators before you clean.
Process up to five supported images in one batch.
Prioritize metadata-only cleaning where the server tools support it.
Inspect the output again to see which supported metadata remains.
Temporary originals and results are scheduled for deletion after 30 minutes.
Use the tools without creating an account or subscribing.
C2PA/JUMBF removal and TIFF/HEIC support are not claimed in this release. Available cleaning depends on file format and server capabilities.
Learn what information can be embedded in an image and what cleaning can — and cannot — do.
Metadata is information stored alongside image data, such as camera settings, timestamps, author details and editing software.
Some tools add provenance or generator information, including C2PA-related records or application-specific XMP fields.
A metadata review can reveal details you may not intend to share, including location or device information when present.
Cleaning embedded metadata does not remove visible text, logos, watermarks or marks encoded into image pixels.
A few things to know before cleaning your images.
MetaClean cleans supported metadata such as EXIF, IPTC and XMP. Comprehensive C2PA/JUMBF removal is not included in this release.
The preferred method removes metadata without re-encoding. If a server fallback re-encodes the image, its encoding or quality may change slightly.
It checks embedded metadata indicators only. It does not perform visual AI detection and cannot prove an image's origin when markers are absent.
No. Metadata cleaning does not remove visible watermarks, text or marks embedded in the image pixels.
Files are processed in temporary storage and are not added to the WordPress Media Library. They are scheduled for automatic deletion after 30 minutes.
The current release supports up to five images per batch, with a 10 MB per-file limit, subject to your hosting limits.
This release prioritizes JPEG, PNG and WebP. TIFF and HEIC support are planned for a later release after compatibility testing.
Yes. MetaClean is designed to be free to use without registration or a subscription.