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BatchPurifier

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BatchPurifier can remove metadata from JPEG files in batch, thoroughly removing metadata such as EXIF (including thumbnail), Photoshop image resources (including IPTC), XMP, comments, ICC Profile, and other hidden data types while keeping the JPEG image intact and without...

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  • FreemiumProprietary

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  • GB flagUnited Kingdom

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  • Windows
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  1.  Remove metadata
  2.  Remove EXIF Data

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  • remove-iptc
  • remove-xmp
  • remove-icc-profile

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BatchPurifier information

  • Developed by

    GB flagDigital Confidence
  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.
  • Pricing

    free version with limited functionality.
  • Alternatives

    17 alternatives listed
  • Supported Languages

    • English

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BatchPurifier was added to AlternativeTo by hurinus on May 25, 2011 and this page was last updated Sep 9, 2022.

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hylozoik
Mar 28, 2013
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QUOTE: http://digitalconfidence.com/BatchPurifier.html Powered by Digital Confidence DataDistiller™ Engine, BatchPurifier™ is able to remove more than 60 types of hidden data from 24 file types, including Microsoft Office® documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), OpenOffice™ documents, PDF documents, and popular image and media file types such as JPEG, JPEG 2000, PNG, SVG, AVI, WAVE, AIFF, MP3, MP4, and F4V. BatchPurifier™ can remove hidden data from files even if they are compressed within ZIP files.

What is BatchPurifier?

BatchPurifier can remove metadata from JPEG files in batch, thoroughly removing metadata such as EXIF (including thumbnail), Photoshop image resources (including IPTC), XMP, comments, ICC Profile, and other hidden data types while keeping the JPEG image intact and without degrading its quality.

This metadata often contains information such as the exact date and time the photograph was taken, the digital camera manufacturer, model, and unique serial number, the camera settings, and the location (if GPS-enabled camera was used). Furthermore, a thumbnail of the image often exist in the JPEG file, and many image manipulation software fail to update this thumbnail when the original image is modified. So even if the image was cropped, or otherwise modified to hide certain parts in it, the removed parts may still be visible in the thumbnail.