Blur Face
A photo can reveal more than it shows
Content Credentials can describe provenance, edits, or creation context. Some workflows prefer removing that embedded data before private sharing.
Private image metadata remover
Remove C2PA Content Credentials From Photos
Check whether an image includes Content Credentials, then remove embedded C2PA data locally before sharing a clean copy.
✓ 100% local processing ⌁ Your photos never leave this device
01
Select
Open photos locally.
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Inspect
See hidden metadata categories.
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Verify
Remove, rescan, then export.
Local metadata report
Every cleaned file is scanned again in your browser before export.
Your metadata report will appear here
Select a photo to see exactly what it may reveal before removing anything.
What this tool removes
The cleaner removes C2PA data from JPEG APP11/JUMBF segments, PNG caBX chunks, and WebP C2PA chunks when present, along with other supported metadata.
Designed for sensitive photos
Reading, cleaning, verification, and export happen in your browser. Analytics events never include filenames, image bytes, coordinates, or metadata values.
Current format support
JPEG, PNG, and WebP are supported. Files with orientation metadata are visually normalized so they do not rotate after cleaning. HEIC and video are not accepted yet.
C2PA Content Credentials removal questions
What is C2PA Content Credentials?
It is hidden image metadata related to embedded C2PA Content Credentials and provenance manifests when present.
Does removing C2PA Content Credentials change the image?
The tool removes supported C2PA Content Credentials metadata blocks when possible. Images with orientation data may be normalized so they stay upright.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The selected files are read and processed locally by your browser and are not sent to a Blur Face image-processing server.
How do I know the metadata is gone?
The tool scans the generated file again. An export is marked verified only when the supported removable metadata blocks are no longer detected.
Can I remove metadata from several photos?
Yes. You can inspect and clean up to 20 supported photos in one session, then export each verified copy.
Clean the visible layer too
After removing hidden metadata, blur faces, license plates, or private text before sharing.