by RexiO · free · open source (MIT)

See the hidden metadata in your photos. Wipe it clean — in your browser.

Wipefey inspects every EXIF, IPTC, XMP, GPS, and PNG chunk embedded in an image, gives you a best-effort signal on whether it looks AI-generated, then rewrites the file with only the current time and the Wipefey stamp. Your photos never leave your device.

One tool, three jobs: inspect, signal, clean.

See everything inside the file

EXIF, IPTC, XMP, ICC profile info, GPS coordinates, and PNG text chunks — parsed and displayed in full, right in your browser.

An honest AI-generation signal

A heuristic badge (Yes / Uncertain / No) based on known markers: Stable-Diffusion-style parameters, C2PA content credentials, AI-tool software tags. Heuristic, never proof.

One-click clean

Strips all existing metadata, then writes fresh metadata in its place: the current date and time, and the Wipefey stamp. The cleaned file is final — no original is kept.

Batch, then take it all with you

Drop up to 50 photos at once (25 MB each), clean them one by one or all at once, and download individually or as a single ZIP.

Private by design

Photos are processed locally and never uploaded or stored anywhere. The only server call Wipefey makes is a rate-limit check — no file data, ever.

Free and open source

MIT-licensed, from the RexiO family of personal-use tools, published by SpritexAI under its Open Source Tools collection.

What are your photos carrying?

Drop a photo in and see for yourself — camera model, GPS coordinates, edit history, AI-generation markers. Nothing is uploaded to do it.

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