Find out what a file carries before changing it
A camera name, an author property or an embedded location record can travel with a file. Inspecting first lets you decide whether to keep those records, remove supported personal metadata or leave the file unchanged.
Choose a supported file above. The findings report identifies supported metadata records; it is not a complete EXIF-value editor, a GPS map or a search through every byte for personal information.
Read a finding correctly
AI metadata identifies supported generator or provenance records. It is not a verdict on how all the content was created.
Personal metadata identifies supported location, author, device or descriptive fields. Some records can contain several fields together. Remove personal metadata is a separate choice when cleaning.
In Multiple files, inspection starts after selection. Expand Details to see individual records before deciding to clean. Inspection itself does not spend a cleanup credit.
No findings is a limited result
An empty report means no supported findings were detected in that inspection. It does not prove that the file contains no metadata, that every field was inspected or that the content is human-made. An unavailable or unsupported inspection is not a clean result.
After cleanup, use the removed/kept report to review the actual output. Keep the original if you need attribution, provenance or other records for your work.
Continue with photo GPS removal, PDF author cleanup or how verification works.