Midjourney downloads can vary by product version, download route, and later editing. Instead of assuming a fixed hidden tag, AI MetaClean inspects the actual JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF file and removes the supported metadata it really contains.
The browser scans the selected export for supported EXIF, XMP, IPTC, comments, software and description fields, PNG text, and file-level provenance containers, then removes only the fields you select.
This page only handles file-level data the browser can safely inspect and remove, so ordinary metadata cleanup never triggers an upload or charge.
The report shows the structures and values actually present instead of claiming every Midjourney export carries a specific C2PA or watermark implementation.
Supported descriptions, comments, software names, XMP/IPTC records, and PNG text fields can be reviewed and removed locally.
This page is intentionally limited to file-level metadata that the browser can safely handle, so it does not ask you to upload for ordinary cleanup.
Midjourney has no stable public export contract guaranteeing the same metadata in every file. A clean report means this version found no supported removable structures; it does not prove that no proprietary or pixel-level signal exists.
File formats are messy. These answers describe the supported behavior of this version—not a promise that every trace everywhere has disappeared.
No. Metadata can differ by download route, format, version, and later editing. This tool reports the fields in the selected file rather than assuming they exist.
Original-mode JPG, PNG, and WebP cleanup preserves the encoded image content. HEIC/HEIF requires local conversion.
This page removes supported file metadata only. It does not claim to detect or remove an unpublished pixel-level watermark.
