Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
ExifZero: a browser-based image metadata cleaner
ExifZero inspects and removes metadata—including AI labels, prompts, GPS data, and camera details—from image files in the browser.
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- People checking images before sharing or publishing
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- Its file-structure view identifies blocks as kept or removed, and the page says cleaned files are rescanned.
Field notes
The page groups detected image contents into categories such as generation data, EXIF, XMP/IPTC, and appended extras, including MPF depth maps and motion-photo video. Its guide links cover EXIF, C2PA, and AI-image detection, while the tool interface offers a file-structure view that marks blocks as kept or removed. The site cautions that stripping an AI label does not replace disclosure required by a platform, client, publisher, or law.
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