Remove Metadata from Video
Remove Metadata from Video Workspace
Follow a clear inspect, clean, export process so the public video does not carry unnecessary production history.
Drop file here
or click the Upload button on the left
How it works
A simple metadata remover workflow
Inspect the source video
Load the video and review metadata fields before changing the file.
Remove private metadata
Clear author notes, comments, dates, software names, and sensitive workflow details.
Verify the clean output
Download the clean copy, play it, and inspect metadata again before sharing.
Use cases
Who should use this tool?
AIMetaCleaner is for users who need to inspect hidden file data before sharing, publishing, reviewing, or handing off assets.
Performance marketers
Prepare ad creatives before upload without leaking production notes.
Freelance editors
Deliver cleaner client files after export from editing software.
Ecommerce teams
Publish product videos with fewer hidden file details.
Content operators
Build a repeatable checklist for video QA before publishing.
Trust signals
Private by default, clear before purchase
No upload by default
Standard cleanup is designed to run in the browser.
Policy links visible
Terms, Privacy Notice, and Refund Policy are linked before purchase.
Credits shown clearly
Pricing explains one-time packs, no renewal, and 1 credit per core cleanup.
Review before export
Inspect metadata before removing or changing hidden fields.
FAQ
Remove Metadata from Video FAQs
How do I remove metadata from video?
Open the video in AIMetaCleaner, review hidden fields, remove sensitive values, then export a clean copy. Keep a private original for your archive.
Should I remove every metadata field?
No. Keep useful technical facts such as duration, resolution, or codec when they help QA. Remove private fields such as author names, comments, software identifiers, and dates.
Can I remove metadata and keep the same video content?
Yes. Use direct clean export when the visible creative should remain unchanged.
What should I do before upload?
Play the output, inspect the cleaned metadata, check file name, and confirm that the final video matches the intended public version.