Every capability below is planned for the coming-soon Web Pro plan — none of them is a live feature yet. Joining the waitlist tells us which ones to build first.
Larger batch queues
Queue up to 200 supported files in one run, within device and batch resource limits. Files are processed in bounded, sequential batches with retries built in, so a large queue is handled step by step instead of all at once in memory.
Clean a whole photoshoot or product upload in a single pass, instead of splitting it into 20-file batches.
Planned for Web Pro
Folder in, structured ZIP out
Select an entire folder instead of picking files one by one. Your subfolder layout is rebuilt inside the ZIP you download.
If your browser does not offer folder selection, selecting the files inside it the ordinary way still works — folder picking is not available in every browser.
An organized folder goes in and comes back out with the same structure — no manual re-sorting after cleaning.
Planned for Web Pro — browser support permitting
Custom remove/keep rules
Choose from supported category-level rules — for example, remove GPS, device, AI, XMP or text data where that file format supports the operation. Available keep/remove combinations vary by format and are limited to the documented, tested rule set.
A documented, format-aware privacy rule set instead of only fixed all-or-nothing modes.
Which fields can be kept or removed depends on the file format; not every format supports every field.
Planned for Web Pro
Reusable saved presets
Save a rule set as a named preset — for example "Privacy safe" or "Keep copyright" — and apply it to every future batch with one click.
The same cleaning standard on every batch, with no re-configuring each time.
Planned for Web Pro
Batch JSON/CSV reports
Export one report per batch that shows, for each file, the metadata categories removed or kept and the outcome of the scan, clean and verify steps — categories and outcomes only.
Verifiable proof of what was cleaned — for a client, a marketplace review, or your own records.
Reports record categories and outcomes only. They do not contain the original metadata values, so sensitive content such as GPS coordinates or author names never lands in your export.
Planned for Web Pro
Failure retry and error summary
If some files in a batch fail, retry just those files and get a per-file summary of what went wrong.
One bad file no longer wastes a 200-file run — you finish the batch and see exactly what needs attention.
Planned for Web Pro
Your presets, on your other browsers
Planned: sign in to Web Pro to sync named presets containing supported rule and output settings across your browsers. Sync never sends your files, filenames, paths, embedded metadata values, GPS coordinates or AI prompts.
Planned: reuse the same supported cleaning rules on another signed-in browser while image processing and file bytes stay on your device.
Planned: sync covers supported preset settings only and requires an account and internet connection. If sync is unavailable, presets already saved in this browser remain usable; Web Pro file processing stays in your browser.
Planned for Web Pro
The planned Pro workspace also has no ads and no sponsored placement.