Remove Stable Diffusion AI Metadata & Provenance Tags

Strip Automatic1111, WebUI, and Diffusers prompts, negative prompts, seeds, and model hashes from PNG images.

Drag and drop images here, paste from clipboard (Ctrl+V), or

Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP. Batch up to 50 files, max 50 MB each. 100% in-browser.

Preset:
Removes C2PA manifests, IPTC digital source types, XMP AI metadata, and PNG generation workflows while preserving your camera EXIF settings and color profiles.

Lossless in-browser metadata cleaning. Zero server uploads. Clean operates on file metadata headers only.

How Stable Diffusion marks images

Automatic1111 and related Stable Diffusion web interfaces store generation parameters in PNG `parameters` tEXt and zTXt chunks.

What gets embedded in the file

Positive prompt, negative prompt, steps, sampler name, CFG scale, seed, model checkpoint hash, and LoRA references.

Lossless cleaning method

Directly filters out `parameters` and ancillary text chunks while copying IDAT image data bit-for-bit.

Technical limits and policy

Pure metadata removal. Pixel data is completely unchanged.

How to Clean Stable Diffusion Images

1

Add your Stable Diffusion file

Drag and drop your JPEG, PNG, or WebP image into Clean on your desktop or mobile browser.

2

Select your preset

Choose "Remove AI markers only" to drop generation manifests while keeping color profiles and EXIF.

3

Download clean image

Download your cleaned image with bit-identical pixel data and no embedded generator flags.

Stable Diffusion Metadata FAQs

What metadata does Stable Diffusion add to image files?

Stable Diffusion embeds provenance records, generator tags, and parameter metadata into file headers upon creation or export.

How does Clean remove metadata from Stable Diffusion images?

Clean parses the file format structure in your browser and drops unwanted metadata blocks without re-compressing image pixels.

Does cleaning Stable Diffusion files degrade visual quality?

No. Clean operates at the binary level and copies compressed image bytes verbatim, ensuring 100% lossless output.