Cameras and editing apps can write your name into a photo: as the artist, author, creator, camera owner or copyright holder. See which of these your photo carries and remove them.
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Only these metadata fields are removed from the copy you share. Removing copyright metadata does not change who owns the photo or any rights in it, and a watermark or credit visible in the picture is not touched.
No. Copyright belongs to the creator regardless of what is written in the file. This only removes the text stored in the metadata.
Some cameras have an owner or artist setting that is written into every picture, and editing apps often add the account name as creator.
No. A watermark or credit line in the picture itself is part of the image and is not changed.
On this page all private metadata is removed in one step — location, dates and device details as well, if present. The result lists each item.