Batch Image Metadata Cleaner
Organize bulk image-metadata cleanup around per-file checks, clear processing status, and verified downloads.
This dedicated tool is not available yet. No launch date has been announced.
Prepare a batch without losing track of files
Separate originals from output files before a bulk EXIF-removal job. Group images by supported format, check the active tool’s file and size limits, and try a small representative batch first. A camera export, a screenshot, and an edited image may contain different metadata categories.
With the current image cleaner, inspect each result instead of treating a completed batch as proof that every file succeeded. Match output filenames to source files, recheck any failed or skipped items, and download successful copies before leaving the page. Keep the original collection until you have verified the output.
Planned tool features
- Queue multiple supported images without losing successful results when one file fails.
- Report the metadata categories checked and removed for each output.
- Download clean copies individually or as an organized archive.
Common questions
Will one unsupported file make every image in a batch unusable?
Do not assume one status represents the whole batch. In the current cleaner, review the result for each selected image, keep successful downloads, and handle unsupported or failed files separately.
What should I verify after bulk metadata removal?
Confirm that every intended file has a downloaded output, that the images open correctly, and that the targeted metadata is absent from the exported copies. Do not delete the originals based only on a batch completion message.