I want to strip XMP history because it can reveal my editing workflow or prior software usage.

This feature removes XMP history metadata from image files to prevent disclosure of editing steps and previous software usage. It helps protect privacy when sharing or publishing images while keeping the visible image content unchanged.

This feature strips XMP history information from image files so that editing actions, prior exports, and software identifiers are not exposed through metadata. It is designed for creators who share images publicly and want to reduce the amount of workflow-related information embedded in their files. When enabled, the tool targets XMP history fields and removes them during export or as a cleanup step on existing files. The result is a file that retains the same visual appearance while containing less sensitive process metadata. This is useful for photographers and designers who deliver client work and prefer not to reveal their editing pipeline or tools. It also benefits teams that standardize outputs and want consistent, minimal metadata across deliverables. The feature can be used before uploading to websites, sending files to clients, or submitting assets to marketplaces. By stripping XMP history, users can better control what information is shared beyond the pixels themselves. The primary benefit is improved privacy and reduced unintended disclosure without requiring manual metadata editing.