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Remove AI Label/Tag From Your Photos

Remove embedded AI metadata automatically.

◈ On your device

Drop your image here

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JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP · Up to 50 MBGIF/BMP → PNG · GIF: first frame · Up to 24 MP
Automatic metadata cleanup.Private processing
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Private metadata cleanup

Your metadata is processed on your device.

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Simple tools. Real control.

You choose what stays and what goes.

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Simple, from start to finish

No account needed. No added watermark.

SMALL STEPS. CLEANER IMAGES.

Three steps. That's it.

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Pick an image

Choose a photo from your device.

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Make it yours

Choose what to remove or edit.

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Take it with you

Download your fresh copy.

Highlights

Powerful cleanup. More control. Made for your images.

Remove AI Tags & Metadata

Clear detected AI tags and supported embedded C2PA Content Credentials. One image. A cleaner file.

Your Metadata. Your Rules.

Review EXIF, XMP, and IPTC information. Remove supported details or edit the fields you want to keep.

Keep Your Location Private

Strip saved GPS coordinates before sharing. Your photos can travel. Your private locations shouldn’t.

Clean Cutouts. Crisp Edges.

Remove the background and keep the focus on your subject. Export a transparent image, ready for your next design.

Make Distractions Disappear

Brush over unwanted text, objects, and clutter with Magic Brush. Keep the scene. Lose the distractions.

Original Quality. Less Baggage.

Clean JPG, PNG, and WebP metadata without resizing or recompressing. Same pixels. Same detail. Less baggage.

Private Metadata Cleanup

AI Tag Remover and Photo Metadata work on your device. Your images never go to an AI model for metadata cleanup.

Your Original Stays Yours

Every download is a separate copy. Experiment, make changes, and start again—your original photo stays untouched.

Big Files. Simple Workflow.

Open images up to 50 MB. Clean JPG, PNG, and WebP directly, or import GIF and BMP as PNG copies.

KNOW WHAT YOU SHARE

What’s inside your image?

Understand the details inside your images, and choose what goes with them.

What is photo metadata?

Photo metadata is information stored alongside the picture inside a file. EXIF, XMP, and IPTC can hold camera details, dates, credits, edits, and locations. C2PA Content Credentials add signed records about how an image was created or changed.

BananaAid shows the supported information it finds. Review it, remove selected details, or edit supported fields before downloading your copy.

Camera modelDate takenGPS locationEditing software

Why does an AI label show on social media?

Image generators and editing apps can record AI use in XMP, IPTC source information, or C2PA Content Credentials. Social platforms may use those indicators—or a creator’s own disclosure—to add a label.

A label can relate to AI editing as well as generation. Removing embedded tags does not guarantee that a platform will remove or stop displaying its label.

Read Meta’s explanation ↗

EXIF, XMP, IPTC & C2PA—explained

These names describe different ways of storing details about an image. One photo can contain several at once.

EXIF Camera & capture details
Camera and lens information, exposure settings, dates, and sometimes GPS coordinates. Remove supported personal fields while keeping essential display information.
XMP Editing & descriptive details
A format used to store titles, creators, editing history, and other information. It can also carry indicators of AI generation or editing.
IPTC Credits & captions
Information such as captions, keywords, creator credits, copyright, and locations. IPTC fields can also be stored inside XMP.
C2PA Content Credentials
Digitally signed records about an image’s origin and editing history. They can describe camera capture or AI use; their presence alone does not mean an image is AI-generated.

Strip supported C2PA, XMP & EXIF metadata

AI Tag Remover automatically removes detected AI-related metadata and supported embedded C2PA Content Credentials. Photo Metadata lets you select supported EXIF fields, XMP packets, IPTC blocks, and embedded credentials to remove.

XMP and IPTC removal operates on whole packets or blocks, which may contain several details. Essential image structure and supported orientation and color information are preserved. Removing embedded credentials does not erase copies stored elsewhere.

Review your photo metadata →

Learn more: Adobe metadata guide · IPTC · C2PA

STEP BY STEP

How to remove embedded AI tags from an image

Use AI Tag Remover to clean supported metadata from your file. It cannot change the label on an existing social-media post.

Open AI Tag Remover →
  1. Choose your image

    Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 50 MB. GIF and BMP are also accepted through local PNG conversion; GIF uses its first frame.

  2. Let the cleanup finish

    Detected AI metadata and supported embedded Content Credentials are removed automatically. Review the result and the information shown below.

  3. Download your copy

    Click Download image to save the result. Your original file stays unchanged.

Why remove a photo’s GPS location?

A photo may contain the coordinates of your home, workplace, or another private place. Those details can travel with the file when you share it.

GPS Remover lets you review detected coordinates on a map and remove supported location fields. Addresses or landmarks visible in the picture stay visible.

Check your photo’s location →

Metadata, watermarks, and labels: what’s different?

Metadata is stored inside the file. A visible watermark is part of the picture. A social-media label is added by the platform.

Metadata cleanup does not erase visible text, invisible pixel watermarks, or records stored outside the file. It changes supported file information, not what the image depicts.

Which tool should you use?

Clean up metadata, remove backgrounds, erase distractions with Magic Brush, or relight a photo with Light Effects.

A few good questions.

Can I remove C2PA, XMP, EXIF, and IPTC?

Yes, where supported in the file. AI Tag Remover automatically removes detected AI-related metadata and supported embedded Content Credentials. Use Photo Metadata to choose additional EXIF fields, XMP packets, IPTC blocks, or credentials to remove. Essential display information is retained; this is not a blanket removal of every byte of metadata.

Can I edit every metadata field?

You can edit supported fields shown as editable. Some XMP entries are presented as XML packets. Signed credentials, image structure, and opaque binary blocks cannot be edited here. Removing an XMP or IPTC packet removes all the details inside it.

Can this prevent an AI label on social media?

Removing embedded AI metadata may help prevent labels triggered by those tags. Social platforms can also use other signals, so results aren’t guaranteed. BananaAid does not remove invisible pixel watermarks or externally stored Content Credentials.

Does BananaAid use AI?

Only Background Remover and Light Effects, and both run in your browser rather than in the cloud: they use a neural network to work out which pixels are the subject. Magic Brush uses no AI — it finds text and rebuilds the background with ordinary image processing. AI Tag Remover, Photo Metadata and GPS Remover use no AI either. Whatever a tool uses, your image stays on your device.

Can someone find my home address from a photo?

Yes—if a photo contains GPS coordinates, someone with access to that information may be able to locate where it was taken. GPS Remover clears supported location metadata. Visible details, such as house numbers, street signs, and landmarks, can still reveal your location.

Will the image quality change?

For JPG, PNG, and WebP, metadata removal keeps the compressed image data intact and preserves supported orientation and color information. GIF and BMP imports are re-encoded as PNG; original metadata is not carried over, and GIF animation is not preserved. Background editing changes pixels and creates a new export. Magic Brush retains pixels outside your selection and protected areas. Your original file is never overwritten.

Which files can I use?

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and BMP files up to 50 MB. GIF and BMP imports are converted locally to PNG, without their original metadata; GIF uses the first frame. Conversion is limited to 24 megapixels. The tools work on one image at a time. Background Remover and Magic Brush support images up to 24 megapixels. Animated PNG/WebP, RAW, HEIC, TIFF, SVG, and video are not supported.