Protect and prepare images
Clean EXIF and GPS fields, compress files, resize to exact dimensions, crop images, or remove a background before sharing and publishing.
About AICleanify
AICleanify helps photographers, content creators, marketers, and privacy-conscious users clean image metadata, prepare media, inspect AI-content signals, and handle everyday PDF tasks. Every tool explains whether processing happens in your browser, on a server, or through a configured external service.
Useful content tools should make both the result and the processing path understandable.
Photos can contain location data, capture times, camera details, and editing metadata. Content tools can also send files or text beyond the browser. AICleanify brings practical cleanup, preparation, and analysis workflows into one place while making the processing model visible before you act.
Our goal is simple: give people useful controls, understandable results, and accurate information about what happens to their content.
Choose a purpose-built workflow instead of forcing every file through the same process. Each tool presents its own supported formats, limits, and privacy details.
Clean EXIF and GPS fields, compress files, resize to exact dimensions, crop images, or remove a background before sharing and publishing.
Check images or text for AI-related signals, revise text drafts, and remove supported visible Gemini watermarks from images you have the right to edit. Detector scores are estimates for review, not proof of authorship.
Create a PDF from JPG or PNG images, merge documents in your browser, or upload a PDF for queued server compression when smaller files matter.
AICleanify does not apply one privacy claim to every tool. The processing path depends on the workflow, so each tool includes a specific privacy note before or beside the work area.
Image compression, resizing, cropping, JPG-to-PDF, PDF merging, and supported Gemini watermark cleanup keep source files in the browser. A separate successful-use count may still be recorded.
The metadata cleaner performs cleaning in the browser, then uploads reduced JPEG previews at 10% quality and up to 500 pixels wide, together with usage data, for statistics and history.
PDF compression, background removal, AI image detection, AI text detection, and text rewriting send submitted content beyond the browser. Some workflows store media, text, or result records as disclosed on their pages.
AICleanify is designed around useful control, honest limits, and results people can inspect before they download or act.
You should know whether a file stays local, reaches AICleanify, or goes to another configured service before you submit it.
Clear previews, visible job states, persistent errors, and specific download actions make each outcome easier to review.
AI detectors provide signals, metadata changes do not guarantee platform acceptance, and automated rewriting still needs human review.
Use AICleanify only with content you own or have the right to edit, and follow applicable laws and platform terms.
These answers cover the product as a whole. Check the privacy note inside a specific tool for the exact processing path that applies to your file.
AICleanify is a collection of web tools for image metadata cleaning, media preparation, AI-content checks, text rewriting, and PDF workflows.
No. Several tools run in your browser, while others require server-side or configured external processing. Every tool page explains its processing path before or beside the work area.
It depends on the selected tool. Local tools keep source files in the browser but may record a completion count. The metadata cleaner uploads reduced previews and usage data. Server-based tools upload submitted content and may store records as described on their pages.
No. Detector results are estimates and should be treated as signals for review, not proof of origin, authorship, or authenticity.
No. Platforms use changing policies and detection methods. Metadata changes cannot guarantee acceptance, ranking, or the absence of labels.
Browse the complete tool collection, start with image metadata cleaning, or contact AICleanify with a question about a processing path.