StripExif
By
John Price
August 11, 2004
4,431 Downloads
13 votes
This script strips all EXIF and Metadata from a file, and is suitable for batch processing.
SUPPORT INFORMATION
Copy to the Photoshop\Presets\Scripts folder, open Photoshop and use File>Automate>Scripts >StripExif or File>Scripts>StripExif. Record as part of an Action, and use File>Automate >Batch to batch process. It cannot be used if the file has layers.
| License: | Freeware |
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| Language: | English |
| Cost: | Free |
| Platform: | Win | Mac |
| File format: | JS | 2.0 KB |
Additional extension information
| Author: | John Price |
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| Author website: | Not available |
| Date published: | August 11, 2004 |
| Approval: | None |
| Compatible product(s): | Photoshop 7.x |
Reviews
1-5 of 9 reviews | Show all reviews
Gary Williams 19-Nov-10
Been trying to find out hwo to do this for ages.
Works a treat - thank you!
Nancy Gould 28-Oct-09
Fantastic - thank you! I wish I could email a n, because my batch action works perfectly on multiple images. Possibly they have a toggle on or didn't put a save & close in their action.
a n 21-Apr-09
it is great for a single image. For me no matter what I did it would not work as part of an action for batch processing 1200 images, it kept popping the preference window for each image. thanks anyways
NickWB 30-Nov-08
This still works perfectly in Photoshop CS4 - thank you John for a truly useful script.
Bernhard Spöttel 10-Jun-08
does this work in lightroom to, or do you have a skript to do this in lightroom ?
