Are you tired of all these AI companies saying you don’t own your own AI Generations you’ve worked tirelessly to perfect?

We work hard to perfect our Prompts to generate stunning images we can use— hopefully, freely and limitless.

Fortunately, @perchance@lemmy.world doesn’t embed metadata in generated images (thank you for allowing us to own our own generated content).

However, sometimes we need to use other sources from other platforms for other projects; which could be pretty pricy and unfair.

That’s why this tool was created, to remove all the metadata from your generated images so you can own them without worry of the platform owners claiming they own your hard-work.

Meet your new favorite tool, upload as many images as you want— we’ll instantly strip them, rename them to a hash and provide you the full ZIP.

Image Metadata Stripper: https://perchance.org/7llcf6f1g8

Have fun! 👏

  • CTDummy@lemm.ee
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    4 days ago

    This isn’t your generator though, did you write these image generators, the UI? Maybe if you’re hosting locally I can understand but even then you’re using other people LLMs that take time, effort and money (if they train/test on GPU farms). There are also open source models you can use locally.

    I think it’s perfectly reasonable for the people who provide these tools/resources to state their terms and in my opinion, taking issue with that and attempting to skirt it, is entitlement. Especially if the service is online since they have cost (licensing the model, server cost) to pay for.

    I’m not upset I didn’t think of it because I think it’s a bad idea, if that wasn’t apparent. I’m not super interested in supporting perchance as I host LLMs and generators locally for privacy and greater control. Personally I think you should consider hosting locally if you want greater control/ownership over what you generate.

    Edit: exif scrubbers have existed since image board days too btw like this