Free Image Metadata Checker | BiOVE File Mask for AI

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FREE · LOCAL · NO SIGNUP

See the metadata risk before you share the image.

Choose one JPEG, PNG or WebP. This page reports common metadata categories without showing embedded values or uploading the file.

No file upload No account to check Source stays unchanged

INTERACTIVE PREVIEW

Inspect locally. Export a separate clean PNG.

The result is a structural heuristic, not proof that an image contains no identifying information. Review visible content before sharing.

Local scan result

Choose an image to begin. The file name and embedded values are not displayed.

    Export creates a new PNG. It can change orientation, colour, sharpness, transparency or animation. The source is never overwritten.

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    Choose locally

    The browser reads the selected file on this device.

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    See categories, not values

    Common EXIF, XMP, IPTC, comment, colour-profile and PNG text blocks are flagged.

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    Review the new copy

    Open the exported PNG and inspect every visible detail before sharing.

    BiOVE File Mask for AI 1.4.1 showing detected privacy findings in the Windows app
    Actual packaged Windows app · synthetic Project Atlas demo

    NEED A REPEATABLE WORKFLOW?

    Prepare images, PDFs, Word and Excel files in one local Windows app.

    The free browser checker handles one image at a time. BiOVE File Mask for AI adds repeatable exports, visible redaction workflows, PDF and Office preparation, text masking and batch image work—without presenting the output as automatic proof of anonymisation.

    • Local Windows processing; no cloud upload workflow
    • Images, PDF, text, DOCX and XLSX preparation
    • Human review remains mandatory before sharing
    US$29one time · Individual

    What this page does

    • Reports common metadata block categories
    • Keeps embedded values out of the interface
    • Creates one separately re-encoded PNG

    What it cannot prove

    • That no metadata or identifying content remains
    • That visible faces, names or documents are safe to share
    • Legal, compliance or forensic certification