Midjourney exports

Remove Midjourney metadata from your exports

Midjourney writes style and generation parameters into XMP and, on PNG exports, into text chunks. Beyond the AI label, those chunks can carry the wording of your prompt -- which is worth removing on its own if the prompt is part of how you work.

Usually PNG, JPEG, WebPNothing uploadedNo re-encoding

What lands in the file

XMP generation parametersPNG text chunksIPTC attribution

Run the checker on a fresh export to see exactly what your version writes. Generators change what they embed between releases, and a page cannot stay accurate about that forever - your own file can.

Nothing is uploaded

Every byte is parsed in this tab. There is no server to send a file to, so there is nothing to trust us with.

Lossless by construction

JPEG, PNG, WebP and MP4 are rewritten at the container level. The image and video data is copied byte for byte.

You see what was found

Every file is inspected before and after, and each finding is named with its size. No silent operations.

No account, no limit

Fifty files at a time, any size your browser can hold, free. No sign-up wall in front of the tool.

Order of operations

Clean last, always

Every export step is a chance for metadata to come back. Upscalers, background removers, schedulers and design tools all rewrite the file on their way out.

FAQ

Midjourney questions

What metadata does Midjourney write?

XMP generation parameters, PNG text chunks, IPTC attribution. Midjourney writes style and generation parameters into XMP and, on PNG exports, into text chunks. Beyond the AI label, those chunks can carry the wording of your prompt -- which is worth removing on its own if the prompt is part of how you work.

Does cleaning a Midjourney export change the image?

No. JPEG, PNG, WebP and MP4 are rewritten at the container level and the compressed data is copied byte for byte, so the decoded result is identical.

Will removing the metadata stop the AI label?

It removes the metadata-driven trigger, which is what raises the label in the great majority of cases. It has no effect on pixel watermarks or visual classifiers, and we do not claim otherwise.

Where should I run this in a Midjourney workflow?

At the very end, on the file you are about to upload. Any editor or export step after cleaning can write fresh metadata straight back in.

AI exports

What each generator leaves in your file

Different tools write different things. Knowing which one produced the export tells you what to look for.

Check a file before you post it

The inspector is read-only and takes a second. If it comes back clear and a label still appears, the cause is not in the metadata -- and you will know that instead of guessing.