Removing Image Info

[beruud]

Just throwing this out there.

I do not like to promote other websites on my website unless it is mutual.

Some other forums, I will not mention, decided to embed their URL into each image they show. Give you, they do not OWN the image so it is actually illegal to do so.

BUT my question is... how can I wipe the info completely clean. They have gone so far as to embed the URL into what is called some microsoft last word?

Just wondering how I can wipe the whole thing clean...

I am in the middle of copy - pasting into new document and saving as... but I am running into issues that I have to type in a name and a type and that takes for ever.

Sorry my ritilin is in high gear and my mind is flying... any help greatly appreciated.

[Flippy]

i usually go into picture properties and choose information once your there its pretty easy too remove any free site commercial. However somehow i feel that you know this and are looking for something more advanced but it is my "2 cents" anyway.

[TheOne]

huh? I don't understand.. is it like tags on the images?

[barnabas11]

huh? I don't understand.. is it like tags on the images?

I think he's talking about Right-Click (on image you saved) --> Properties --> Details.

I could be wrong, though.

[Flippy]

I think he's talking about Right-Click (on image you saved) --> Properties --> Details.

I could be wrong, though.

that is how i interpret it too.

[TheOne]

in that case Flippys suggestion is the easiest, just mark & delete!

[beruud]

Im sorry I wasnt more clear - I tend to ramble. Here is a screen shot:



This is the culprit I am trying to delete, now I am looking to do this in batch form or in an action.

[c-through]

This info is called Metadata; I did a quick search on ".jpg file info stripper" and came up with several programs that should do the job, but you'll probably lose all the data, not just the offending site tag - not sure if that's a problem for you or not.

[TheOne]

check this page out.. if it's something of interest!
I wouldn't remove all the exif data though some of it is much too valuable!

http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/exi...tion_Tools.htm

[nejc]

I use jhead to remove all metada info from jpegs ... (also available in your favorite linux distro)

just run:

  jhead --purejpg *.jpg