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Remove PowerPoint Metadata

PowerPoint files carry the author, the last person to save them, the company from the Office installation, a revision count, and when the deck was created and last saved. Presentations are forwarded constantly, and that history travels with them. This tool clears it and leaves every slide as it was. It is free, needs no account, and adds no watermark to your result.

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Remove PowerPoint Metadata

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When you need this

What people use it for.

Sending a client deck built from an internal or previous-employer template
Sharing a pitch without exposing how many revisions it went through
Publishing slides without the original author's name attached
How it works

What happens to your file.

Only the two small parts of the package that hold the properties are rewritten, with the identifying fields, the revision count and the created and modified dates cleared. The presentation itself is never opened and saved again, which is why slides, layouts, masters, embedded media and animations survive exactly as they were.

Where it stops: Speaker notes are slide content, not metadata, and are kept. Delete those separately if the deck is going outside your organisation.

What this tool includes

Everything you need, without a paywall.

Free Pro batch queue included
Remove author/title
Clear subject and keywords
Preserve slides
Batch processing
Questions

Common questions.

Are speaker notes removed too?

No. Notes are part of the slide content. If your notes contain internal commentary, remove them in PowerPoint before sharing.

Will animations or embedded video survive?

Yes. Only the metadata parts of the package are rewritten, so media, transitions and animations are preserved.

Can I check what the deck reveals first?

Yes, run it through the PowerPoint Metadata Viewer to list the author, company, revision and timestamp fields before you clear them.

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