This is a good tool but another way to do it is through windows. Right click the picture/pictures, select properties, select details, then select remove properties and personal information at the bottom of the window. Another small window will pop up, check the remove the following properties from this file check box and hit the select all button then the OK button, wala.
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This is a good tool but another way to do it is through windows. Right click the picture/pictures, select properties, select details, then select remove properties and personal information at the bottom of the window. Another small window will pop up, check the remove the following properties from this file check box and hit the select all button then the OK button, wala.
Nice share. Why would I need additional software when I can just click delete !
I just open photos in photoshop, select all, copy, file>new ....a new blank image, and paste. It pastes all the pixels with none of the EXIF.
You should try batch purifier, it's much quicker. Great program, I use it for any photo I use.
I really can't say for sure that ebay uses the tag info, but the ease of use with batch purifier and the quickness of it, makes it worth the precaution.
Another free program I use for all my photo's is fotosizer. Whether you are emailing images and want to downsize, or you use a listing program like auctionzealot (which I've phased out), which required smaller photo's. On accounts that I list straight through ebay, I like the smaller sizes to increase the speed of ebay upload.
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great find
but also note that ebay will look at the photo itself not just the EXIF. so if 2 accounts always have the same images it can still raise a red flag to EB
If you have a mac (or are using photoshop) follow these instructions:
When you get your image ready for export click on File in the top menu and select Save for Web & Devices…. From here a new dialog box will open giving you options on the type of file you’d like to export, quality settings, color profile and yes, a metadata removal option. After you get the setting you like, Click save and you're done.
great find
but also note that ebay will look at the photo itself not just the EXIF. so if 2 accounts always have the same images it can still raise a red flag to EB
Thats why you adjust it with stamps and other little tweaks
Thats why you adjust it with stamps and other little tweaks
I wouldn't even risk that. If I'm selling the same product on 2 accounts I always take a new picture in different lighting, different background, and then I change the size of the image and extension and remove all personal info.
Better safe than sorry :P
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This is a good tool but another way to do it is through windows. Right click the picture/pictures, select properties, select details, then select remove properties and personal information at the bottom of the window. Another small window will pop up, check the remove the following properties from this file check box and hit the select all button then the OK button, wala.
i currently do this and no issue to date. I assume the info in the file section of doing it this way can not be seen?
Free image scrubber 
Now there's a program fotosizer !
