How can I manage/remove metadata of my files/documents?

>>61088313

If it's a proprietary format then you can't.

>>61088326
How about common formats like pdf/png/jpg?

>>61088371

pdf will depend on the application you use. If you use the Adobe cancer you will have usage and personal info encoded in your file pretty much guaranteed.

>>61088313
Just open it in another appilcation and save as

>>61088371
>>61088313
https://mat.boum.org/

>>61088411
idiot.

>>61088427
>https://mat.boum.org/

From the website:

>The current version might have bugs, and doesn't work on Python3: Please avoid using it.

>>61088435
Works with word documents, images, and PDFs

>>61088438
It works just fine. It does support pdf and doesn't support docx. It does have perks when it comes to some switches but you'll be totally unable to gather any metadata AND you'll be able to double check the results. See https://arxiv.org/abs/1212.3648
>>61088449
You're an idiot.

>>61088449

Stop posting. Seriously.

>>61088830
Who said I'm serious?

>>61088836

You got that wrong.

-I- was being serious. Stop posting.

>>61088371
You can delete exif and ms office metadata in file properties in ms explorer

>>61088960
> Gets replaced by microsoft metadata to track you

>>61088371
For png/jpg you can get something like mogrify from the imagemagick library and make a simple batch/bash script to run your images through mogrify with -strip to strip all the exif data.