Bimta

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On-device AI tool that strips C2PA, XMP, and EXIF metadata f

Built for photographers and creators: clears C2PA credentials, XMP and IPTC tags from JPG, PNG and WebP files in batches, with no upload or signup.

Built by Emma John · Photo & Video · Free

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Emma John (Joined Nov 2026)

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Built for photographers and creators: clears C2PA credentials, XMP and IPTC tags from JPG, PNG and WebP files in batches, with no upload or signup.

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Every step runs locally through JavaScript, so your images are never sent to a server. After cleaning, each copy is independently verified. The page also states the limits: removing metadata does not remove pixel-level watermarks such as Google SynthID, and a clean result does not prove an image is not AI-generated. Bimta is free to use, needs no account, and works offline once the page has loaded in your browser.

Key Features

Removes C2PA content credentials from JPG, PNG and WebP files
Strips XMP and IPTC AI labels from photos
Processes multiple files at once with batch processing
Runs entirely in the browser so files never leave your device
Verifies each cleaned copy independently

Use Cases

Stripping AI generation labels and C2PA credentials from a photo before sharing it online
Batch-cleaning a folder of JPG, PNG or WebP images before publishing them

From the founder

Who it's for

“Privacy-conscious creators and anyone who shares photos and wants AI and camera metadata (C2PA/XMP/EXIF) removed before posting.”

Why I built it

“Bimta removes AI and camera metadata from images entirely on-device, so nothing is ever uploaded. I built it to protect privacy.”

— Emma John, founder of Bimta

Who it is for

Photographers who want to remove AI labels and provenance tags from their images.
Creators and content publishers preparing image files for upload or distribution.
Privacy-minded users who do not want their files sent to a third-party server.

Pricing

Bimta is free to use. See the website for details.

FAQ

Does removing metadata prove an image is not AI-generated?

No. Removing metadata only cleans the file's metadata containers. Pixel-level watermarks such as Google SynthID are not metadata and are not affected. "No AI metadata detected" means no supported AI metadata was found — it is not proof of anything about how the image was made.

Are my photos uploaded to a server?

No. Bimta runs entirely in your browser. The file is read, rewritten and re-verified on your device — there is no upload and no server that could keep a copy.

What is C2PA metadata?

C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) defines a signed manifest attached to a media file that records how it was created or edited. It is stored in JUMBF containers and read by platforms such as Instagram and TikTok to label AI-generated content.