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Select an MP4, MOV or compatible video from your device.
AVI files store RIFF INFO tags such as the encoding software, creation date and author. MetaRemove cleans those common fields before you share the file.
MetaRemove keeps the workflow simple: inspect the file, remove common metadata fields and download a cleaned copy.
Select an MP4, MOV or compatible video from your device.
MetaRemove removes common metadata fields stored in the video container.
Save a new file with reduced exposure of location, device and software identifiers.
AVI is an older but still common container, and tools that produce AVI files often stamp identifying information into the header.
RIFF INFO chunks can store software name, creation date, artist and copyright fields. Capture tools write them automatically.
Legacy AVI exports still circulate in ads, archives and client folders. Clean the header before sharing if those tags should not travel with the file.
AVI is an older but still common container, and tools that produce AVI files often stamp identifying information into the header.
Capture and conversion tools frequently write their name and version into the AVI header.
RIFF INFO tags can include creation dates, artist and copyright fields added by editors.
MetaRemove reads and processes the AVI locally in your browser instead of uploading it to a server.
Clean before private sharing, archives and client delivery.
Older AVI files often keep encoder and author stamps.
INFO tags can reveal tooling and authorship you did not intend to publish.
Software fingerprints look unfinished in professional deliverables.
AVI metadata is usually stored in RIFF INFO list chunks inside the container.
| Field | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| ISFT (Software) | Encoding or capture software | Removed when present |
| ICRD (Creation date) | Date the file was created | Removed when present |
| IART / ICOP | Artist and copyright fields | Removed when present |
| Other INFO tags | Comments, keywords, source | Removed when present |
| Video and audio streams | Actual media content | Preserved - no re-encoding |
Each container stores metadata differently. Use the page that matches your file type for denser, more relevant guidance.
No. The AVI is read and processed locally in your browser, so the file does not need to be uploaded to a server.
No. The video and audio streams are copied without re-encoding, so the quality stays identical to the original.
They can. RIFF INFO tags may include software names, dates, author and copyright fields that reveal how and when the file was made.
Yes. Use the free video metadata checker to preview the INFO tags and header fields before cleaning.
Remove software, date and author fields from AVI files in your browser, then download a cleaned copy.
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