Bulk AI Tag Remover
Most AI-tag removers only handle one image at a time. NoMoreAI cleans a whole batch — drop several images, analyze them together, strip the AI metadata locally and download the results as a single ZIP. Built for galleries, campaigns and client deliverables.
The bulk workflow
Drop several images → Analyze All → review the summary (C2PA found, EXIF found, XMP found) → Clean All → Download ZIP. Progress is shown file-by-file.
Why bulk matters
AI tools export in sets — a folder of ChatGPT images, a batch of DALL·E concepts, a whole campaign. Cleaning them one by one is slow and error-prone; NoMoreAI strips every file's AI metadata in a single pass and hands back one ZIP.
Built for asset pipelines
Whether it's a website gallery, a social campaign or a client deliverable, batch cleaning removes AI tags, editing history and device data before distribution.
Performance
Cleaning runs in a Web Worker pool that adapts to your device, so the UI stays responsive while the whole batch is processed in parallel.
Limits
The free tier allows a limited number of batches per day with up to 5 files per batch. Batch and file limits are configurable by the operator.
Frequently asked questions
Can I remove AI tags from many images at once?
Yes — that's the point of bulk mode. Drop a batch of images, click Clean All and NoMoreAI strips the AI metadata from every file locally, in parallel, then packages them into one ZIP to download.
Do most AI tag removers support bulk cleaning?
Most free AI-metadata removers only handle a single image per upload. NoMoreAI cleans a whole batch locally and returns a single ZIP, which is what makes it usable for real galleries and campaigns.
How many files can I clean in one batch?
Up to 5 files per batch on the free tier, each up to 10 MB. Operators can raise these limits.
Can I mix JPG, PNG and WebP in one batch?
Yes. Each file is detected by its actual format, so mixed batches are fine.
What do I get after cleaning?
A ZIP archive containing every cleaned file, ready to download. Originals are never modified.
Does bulk cleaning slow down my browser?
No. Processing runs in a Web Worker pool sized to your device, so the interface stays responsive.
Is bulk cleaning slower than single-file cleaning?
No — the same binary stripping is used, and files are processed in parallel workers.
Are my files uploaded for bulk cleaning?
No. The entire batch is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded.
Is bulk mode free?
Yes, subject to the daily free-tier batch limit. Higher limits are part of the planned PRO tier.
Which formats are supported?
JPG/JPEG, PNG and WebP.