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Remove Midjourney Metadata from Your Images

Downloaded Midjourney images can contain your full prompt, Job ID and author. Here is how to see and remove them.

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    What Midjourney stores in files

    Images downloaded from Midjourney can include a description field containing the prompt and parameters you used, along with a Job ID that links back to the generation, and sometimes your username in an author field. Upscaled PNGs and JPGs saved from the web app or Discord can differ, so check yours with the checker.

    Why remove it

    • Keep your prompts — your know-how — private when you deliver files to clients or post them online.
    • Avoid exposing your Midjourney username and Job IDs.
    • Get lighter, clean files for print-on-demand and web.

    How

    Drop your images above, download the clean versions or a ZIP. Clean Image Metadata removes EXIF, XMP, IPTC and PNG text chunks without re-compressing the image.

    What no metadata tool can do. Clean Image Metadata removes information stored around the image (C2PA, EXIF, XMP, IPTC, text chunks). Some generators also hide an invisible watermark inside the pixels — Google’s SynthID is the best-known example — and some platforms run their own AI detectors. Those are not metadata, so no metadata remover (including this one) changes them, and nobody can honestly guarantee a platform label will disappear. Please follow the disclosure rules of the platforms you publish on.

    Frequently asked questions

    Does Midjourney use C2PA?

    Check your specific file with the checker — the report lists any C2PA manifest it finds.

    Will the upscaled resolution be kept?

    Yes. Dimensions and pixels are unchanged.

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