Banana Unmask is a free & fastest, open-source tool that removes Google Gemini AI watermarks from your images with zero quality loss. It works as both a Chrome extension and an online website tool.
-
Updated
Feb 22, 2026 - HTML
Banana Unmask is a free & fastest, open-source tool that removes Google Gemini AI watermarks from your images with zero quality loss. It works as both a Chrome extension and an online website tool.
Privacy-first local batch file converter — images, documents & data. No uploads, no telemetry. Tauri v2 · Rust · React
High-performance C++ desktop tool for batch metadata stripping, revision history removal, and hash randomization in PDF and Office documents.
Privacy-first, local-only photo organizer with lossless metadata stripping.
An enterprise-grade, high-security image privacy obfuscation studio featuring zero-trace local execution, anti-AI reconstruction pipelines, cryptographic AES-256-GCM steganography, and automated forensic metadata decoupling.
A privacy-first, client-side web app that strips C2PA, EXIF, and XMP metadata from images to bypass automated "Made with AI" labels on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. 100% offline processing.
LilPic. Because your storage isn't infinite and your images are too thicc. A simple C# utility to squeeze Every. Single. Byte. out of your photos.
local-first document and media sanitizer that strips hidden tracking tags, camera EXIF locations, and confidential clipboard/file data before sharing.
A robust POSIX shell script to sanitize PDFs. Strips all metadata and incremental history using exiftool and qpdf. Features web linearization (Fast Web View), timestamp preservation, and safe handling of filenames with spaces or dashes. Lightweight, dependency-aware, and perfect for privacy-focused report finalization.
Privacy-first metadata sanitizer for PDFs, images, Office docs, audio and video files. 4 cleaning levels, CLI-only, offline.
To associate your repository with the metadata-stripper topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."