I need to remove hidden C2PA/Content Credentials from my files before I share them publicly.

This feature removes embedded C2PA/Content Credentials metadata from supported files before you share them. It helps you control what provenance or editing information is publicly disclosed while keeping the shared content usable.

This feature lets you strip hidden C2PA/Content Credentials from files you plan to publish or send to others. It is designed to remove embedded provenance metadata that may reveal creation tools, edit history, or other credential-related details. You can use it as a pre-sharing step when exporting or preparing files for social media, press distribution, clients, or public repositories. The process helps reduce unintended disclosure of behind-the-scenes information while keeping the file itself shareable. It is useful for privacy-conscious workflows where you want the content to stand on its own without attached credentials. This is also helpful when distributing drafts, mockups, or sensitive materials where metadata could expose internal tooling or production steps. The feature supports repeatable use so you can apply the same cleanup behavior consistently across many files. It helps you ensure that what you share publicly contains only the content you intend to share, without hidden credential artifacts.