EraseAILabelRemove your prompt from Midjourney images.
See what a Midjourney file gives away, and download a copy without it.
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JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF · Max 20MB each · Up to 30 images
Files never leave your device. No account. No uploads.
Read-only inspection. Switch to Image cleaner to remove metadata and export a copy.
Content Credentials were detected. Cleaning removes these records of image origin and edits. Keep an original copy, and disclose AI-generated content where required.
Share the picture, not your location or camera details.
Prepare cleaner files for social posts, product listings, and everyday sharing.
Metadata cleanup doesn't remove visible or pixel-based watermarks, or guarantee that a platform won't apply an AI label. Read the limits
What a Midjourney file can reveal
One detailed review of Midjourney downloads reports that PNG files can carry your prompt text, generation settings, and a job ID in their description fields, along with your Midjourney username as the author. IPTC has also reported that Midjourney uses the Digital Source Type field to mark content as AI-generated. We couldn't confirm the exact fields from Midjourney's own documentation, and they may change, so scan your own file.
Why that's worth caring about
A prompt can say a great deal. It might contain a client's name, an unreleased product, a style you've spent months refining, or something personal. A username links an image to your account and to the rest of your public gallery. You can be completely open about using AI without publishing your prompt, as disclosing the tool doesn't mean sharing your recipe.
What this tool does
Scan a file in the Metadata checker tab, and look for XMP data or an AI source tag. Then use the cleaner to create a copy without those blocks. PNG exports keep the pixels unchanged. JPG and WebP are re-encoded at high quality.
Keep the original somewhere private. Your prompt and job ID are useful for re-rolling or upscaling later, and you can't restore them from the clean copy.
What it doesn't do
- It doesn't make the image any less AI-generated, and a detector may still identify it.
- It doesn't remove your image from your Midjourney gallery, which may be public depending on your plan and settings.
- It doesn't change anything already posted online.
Stay open about AI art
Clearing a prompt is reasonable. Hiding the fact that an image is AI-generated isn't. Say "Made with Midjourney" where it matters, follow the rules of the marketplace or contest you're entering, and read what the law says about AI labels. Our Terms of Use don't allow using this tool to pass AI images off as real.
Check other generators
Every tool stores something different. Compare Stable Diffusion, ChatGPT, and Gemini, or read what AI tools add to images.
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A few things to know
Questions, answered.
Do Midjourney images contain my prompt?
Reports say downloaded files can include the prompt and job ID. Scan your own file to see what it holds, as this can change.
Will removing metadata affect quality?
PNG exports keep decoded pixels without lossy compression. JPG and WebP are re-encoded at high quality.
Can I get the prompt back after cleaning?
Not from the clean copy. Keep your original file if you might need it.
Does this make a Midjourney image undetectable?
No. It only removes file metadata, and AI detectors can still identify an image from its pixels.