PDF - The original metadata is never actually removed. (The CommonIFD0 Shortcut tag is provided to simplify removal of common metadata tags from IFD0.) PNG - Only XMP, EXIF, ICCProfile and native PNG textual data chunks are removed. However, if you want to just over-write the original image file by stripping all the EXIF data from it, you can add the -replace flag: python exif_delete.py -replace /path/to/my/image. TIFF - XMP, IPTC, ICCProfile and the ExifIFD are removed, but some EXIF may remain in IFD0. Will become: /full/path/to/image1234_safe.jpg If you want to remove the metadata click remove metadata to strip the EXIF data preserving the file content or create a new web optimized version using the.
For instance, this: /full/path/to/image1234.jpg Python exif_delete.py /path/to/*/my/images/*.jpgīy default, the script will create a new image file with "_safe" appended to the file name. Python exif_delete.py image1.jpg image2.png image3.gif Just pass the name of the image file(s) you want to strip to the script, and it will do the rest: python exif_delete.py /path/to/my/image.jpg Or you can install from this repo locally: python setup.py install You can install this tool using PyPI to grab the code and install it online by doing: pip install exif_delete This script will work with Python v3.4 to v3.7 and only requires one third-party library: PIL. If you are like me, you take a lot of photos, and this tool will help protect your privacy. This is a simple Python script that I use to strip all of the metadata from my photos before I share them online. But you should be in control of what information you share with the world. detailed information about your camera / phoneįacebook (and most other online advertisers) make money by tracking and selling your personal information.The only thing you should do next is to write a tiny script that lists your files (jpg) and does the stuff.All the photos you share online contain metadata. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.' \ iptc:CopyrightNotice='Copyright votre nom. There is a lot of option (for exif, xmp, iptc). You should look at some opensource tools like exiftool.
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