Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
WipeTag shows what photo metadata reveals
A browser-based tool for inspecting and removing photo metadata, including GPS location, camera details, edit history and AI markers.
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- People checking photos before sharing them
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- The sample receipt names EXIF, XMP and C2PA fields, while the page says image pixels are not re-encoded.
Field notes
The worked example lists GPS coordinates, a phone model and timestamp alongside Photoshop Generative Fill and C2PA credentials. Its explainer separates markers written by editing software from phone-edit markers, and from labels that do not come from file metadata. The page says removing metadata cannot affect a platform's own image analysis or a label selected when posting. HEIC photos and video are listed as forthcoming.
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