AI history cleanup
Remove generator data, editing-software fields, comments, and embedded C2PA/JUMBF manifests from supported JPG, PNG, and WebP containers.
Free Windows Image Privacy Tool
Images can carry their origin, the software used to create or edit them, and a hidden record of where they have been. AI Stripper removes that file-level metadata locally before you post, publish, or send an image. Your images never leave your PC.
Signed Windows app | No account | No image uploads | Originals preserved
Privacy scan 01 Embedded file history
An image can name the generator or editing software that touched it. It may also carry a timestamp, location, device information, comments, or an old author field. That history can travel with the file when you share it.
The exact fields depend on the file and the software that created it. AI Stripper checks supported JPG, PNG, and WebP containers, removes hidden metadata it finds, and lets you add a small public-facing field set only when you choose.
Privacy scan 02 Before the upload
Major social platforms may inspect embedded metadata when identifying or labeling AI-created or AI-edited images. Metadata is one signal. AI Stripper removes that file-level layer before upload, including tested embedded provenance manifests in the supported formats.
It does not promise to prevent an AI label. A platform may also use pixel-based invisible watermarks, visual classifiers, perceptual fingerprints, user disclosure, or signals available only inside its own systems.
Privacy 01 Local processing
AI Stripper has no account system, analytics, advertising SDK, or cloud image service. Its only network action is a small version check after startup. That request carries the app version and receives release metadata. It does not include an image, filename, path, or device identifier.
Updates are notification-only. AI Stripper never downloads or installs software on its own. Read the complete installation, update, and privacy guide.
Operation 01 Same-format stripping
Choose Keep original format and AI Stripper removes metadata without decoding or recompressing the encoded image. JPG scan data, PNG image data, and WebP image payloads stay intact.
Every result is written beside its source with -stripped added to the name. Existing results are auto-numbered. The original is never overwritten or deleted.
Operation 02 Controlled output
A format change re-encodes the image, so AI Stripper opens the relevant options first. JPG exposes quality, chroma, progressive output, and a transparency background. PNG exposes compression. WebP offers lossless or lossy output with quality and encoding-effort controls.
Saved defaults can preload the output format, conversion choices, author, and copyright. Those settings stay in the current Windows user's local application data.
Understand stripping and conversion
Operation 03 Working systems
The normal workflow is short. The choices that can change image data stay visible.
Remove generator data, editing-software fields, comments, and embedded C2PA/JUMBF manifests from supported JPG, PNG, and WebP containers.
Strip location, device, timestamp, XMP, and other embedded metadata that can travel with an image file.
Keep the original format and AI Stripper removes metadata without decoding or recompressing the encoded image data.
Convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP with visible format-specific controls before any image is re-encoded.
Replace the old history with a clean Title, Subject, Tags, Comments, Authors, and Copyright set when needed.
Open several images or drag them into the queue. Every result is saved beside its source with collision-safe naming.
Release 2.1.1 Verified Windows build
The installer is the normal choice. A signed standalone executable is available for users who do not want an installed Start menu entry.
Windows should identify Sputnik Digital LLC as the verified publisher.
Installer SHA-256: 3CCA7BA78CA3CAA2E38BBB35C96121071BB5BB6FF18A724041A91E7996A37890
Standalone SHA-256: 9F449D6A43387F43176C973172D14B5AF7F94D5F840CE2B18EE93DEAC54E26CC
AI Stripper removes EXIF, XMP, comments, generator data, embedded C2PA/JUMBF manifests, and unsupported metadata blocks from supported JPG, PNG, and WebP containers. It can also write six controlled replacement fields.
Not when you keep the original format. Same-format stripping preserves the encoded image data. Choosing a different output format re-encodes the image and opens the relevant conversion controls first.
No. Image processing is local. The only network request is a small notification-only version check against SputnikFX.com, and the app never downloads or installs an update automatically.
No. It removes file-level metadata before upload, but a platform may also use invisible pixel watermarks, visual classifiers, perceptual fingerprints, user disclosure, or signals available only inside its own systems.
No. Same-format stripping deliberately preserves the encoded image data, so pixel-based invisible watermarks and visual fingerprints may remain. AI Stripper removes embedded file metadata, including tested C2PA/JUMBF manifest carriers in supported JPG, PNG, and WebP containers.
No. Platform rules, contracts, copyright obligations, and disclosure requirements still apply. AI Stripper gives you control over embedded file metadata. It does not change what you are required to disclose.
No. Results are saved beside each source with -stripped added to the filename. If that name already exists, AI Stripper adds a number.
Yes. The application and installer are signed and timestamped by Sputnik Digital LLC. The published SHA-256 checksums let you verify the exact release files.
Sputnik Digital Graphics designs, develops, documents, signs, and publishes production Windows software.