How to hide the details that an image has been edited?

[Avoider]

Hello guys!

The title says it all. I have edited an image, but when I click on properties, it contains info that the image has been modified later than the creation date + the fact that it was created with CS6. So is there any way to get around this, any resizer /converter etc? I am sorry if the question has been asked before, I couldn't find that kind of topic.

Thanks in advance.

 

[IamSam]

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[Hoogle]

if your in windows you should be able right click an image and select properties > Details with a blue link at the bottom remove properties etc then you should be able to remove any metadata that you wish.

 

[Avoider]

Well, I have tried this. It does not work if you want to hide which program was used to create the image. Although, you can hide anything else. Any other suggestions?

 

[Paul MR]

In the days of old we used a unix program called touch.exe that would amend the files timestamps, there are versions for windows, not sure about Macs although they are unix based.
Here is a link to a windows version... http://www.binarez.com/touch_dot_exe/

 

[Tom Mann]

I'm curious -- why do you want to hide the name of the program?

Tom M